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2020 MIZZOU SOFTBALL

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April 1 ___ SIUE _____________ 5 p.m.April 9 ____ at Florida * ___________ TBAApril 10 ___ at Florida * ___________ TBAApril 11 ___ at Florida * ___________ TBAApril 14 __ Saint Louis _________ TBAApril 17 __ Kentucky * _________ TBAApril 18 __ Kentucky * _________ TBAApril 19 __ Kentucky * _________ TBAApril 22 ___ at SEMO (DH) _______ 3 p.m.April 24 ___ at LSU * _____________ TBAApril 25 ___ at LSU * _____________ TBAApril 26 ___ at LSU * _____________ TBAMay 1 ____ Alabama * _________ TBAMay 2 ____ Alabama * _________ TBAMay 3 ____ Alabama * _________ TBA

* Denotes Southeastern Conference game^ Neutral site game in Bridgeton, Mo.Home games in BOLD

*For any media inquiries for the 2020 season, please contact Nate Lowery ([email protected]).

MEDIA INFORMATION

Quick Facts ______________________3

Mizzou Athletic Communications Staff ___4

Media Information _________________5

University/Athletics Leadership ______ 6-8

MEET THE TIGERS

2020 Roster ______________________9

TV/Radio Roster __________________ 10

Player Profiles ________________ 11-22

COACHES & STAFF

Larissa Anderson ______________ 23-24

Chris Malveaux __________________ 25

Sara Michalowski-Marino __________ 25

Coaching Staff ___________________ 26

Support Staff ____________________ 27

HISTORY

2019 in Review _______________ 28-30

All-American Snapshot _____________ 31

All-Time Individual/Team Honors ___ 32-34

Career Pitching Records ____________ 35

Single-Season Pitching Records _______ 36

Career Position Records ____________ 37

Single-Season Position Records _______ 38

Single-Season Team Records _________ 39

Single-Game Records ______________ 40

Top Streaks / No-Hitters / Perfect Games ___ 41

Year-By-Year Record _______________ 42

All-Time NCAA Postseason History ____ 43

Year-by-Year Results ____________ 44-50

All-Time Record vs. Opponents _______ 51

Year-by-Year Hitting Summary ________ 52

Year-by-Year Pitching Summary _______ 53

All-Time Letterwinners _____________ 54

All-Time Jersey Numbers ___________ 55

Mizzou Softball Stadium ____________ 56

Tigers in the Pros _________________ 57

Mizzou Athletics Hall of Fame ________ 58

2020 SCHEDULETimes listed are Central

DATE ____ OPPONENT _________TIMENFCA Leadoff Classic(Clearwater, Fla.)Feb. 7 ____ Notre Dame ________11 a.m.Feb. 7 ____ South Alabama ______ 4 p.m.Feb. 8 ____ Baylor ____________ 9 a.m.Feb. 8 ____ Minnesota ______ 11:30 a.m.Feb. 9 ____ Louisville __________ 9 a.m.ESPN St. Pete/Clearwater Invite(Clearwater, Fla.)Feb. 13 ___ Kansas _____________ NoonFeb. 14 ___ Liberty __________ 1:30 p.m.Feb. 14 ___ Oklahoma State ___ 4:30 p.m.Feb. 15 ___ Virginia Tech _________ NoonFeb. 15 ___ James Madison _____ 5 p.m.Feb. 16 ___ Minnesota _______ 8:30 a.m.Mary Nutter Classic(Cathedral City, Calif.)Feb. 20 ___ Arizona _________ 7:30 p.m.Feb. 21 ___ Oregon State ____ 12:30 p.m.Feb. 21 ___ UC Davis __________ 3 p.m.Feb. 22 ___ New Mexico _____ 11:30 a.m.Feb. 22 ___ California __________ 2 p.m.Feb. 23 ___ Seattle U __________11 a.m.Mizzou TournamentColumbia, Mo.)Feb. 29 ___ Wichita State ______ 9 a.m.Feb. 29 ___ Nebraska ______ 11:30 a.m.March 1 __ Nebraska ________ 10 a.m.March 1 __ Wichita State ______ 3 p.m.

March 4 __ Kansas City _______ 4 p.m.March 6 __ Ole Miss * _________ TBAMarch 7 __ Ole Miss * _________ TBAMarch 8 __ Ole Miss * _________ TBAMarch 11 __ vs. Illinois ^ __________ TBAMarch 14 __ at Auburn * __________ TBAMarch 15 __ at Auburn * __________ TBAMarch 17 __ at Auburn * __________ TBAMarch 20 _ Arkansas * _________ TBAMarch 21 _ Arkansas * _________ TBAMarch 22 _ Arkansas * _________ TBAMarch 24 _ Missouri State _____ 4 p.m.March 25 __ at Iowa (DH) ________ 5 p.m.March 27 __ at Texas A&M * _______ TBAMarch 28 __ at Texas A&M * _______ TBAMarch 29 __ at Texas A&M * _______ TBA

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QUICK FACTSGENERALName of School: ______________________ University of MissouriCity/Zip: ___________________________ Columbia, Mo., 65211Founded: _______________________________________ 1839Enrollment: ____________________________ 30,046 (Fall 2019)Nickname / Colors: __________________Tigers / Old Gold & BlackStadium: _________________________ Mizzou Softball StadiumCapacity: _______________________________________2,500Affiliation/Conference: _________________NCAA Division I / SECChancellor: _______________ Dr. Alexander Cartwright (Iowa, ‘89)Faculty Athletics Representative: ___ Pamela Hinton (Wisconsin, ‘91)Director of Athletics: ________ Jim Sterk (Western Washington, ‘80)Sport Administrator: _____________Dr. Brian Brown (Missouri, ‘95)Athletic Department Phone: ___________________ (573) 882-6501Ticket Office Phone: ________ 1-800-CAT-PAWS or (573) 884-PAWS

HISTORYFirst Year of Softball _______________________________ 1975Overall All-Time Record: ___________________ 1,519-824 (.648)* SEC All-Time Record: ________________________ 69-82 (.457)*Conference All-Time Record: __________________269-231 (.538)*NCAA Regional Appearances: ________________________ 23** Last Appearance: _____________________ 2019 (Los Angeles)NCAA Super Regional Appearances: ____________________ 8** Last Appearance: __________________2016 (Ann Arbor, Mich.)Women’s College World Series Appearances: ________________ 6 Last Appearance: _______________ 2011 (Oklahoma City, Okla.)NCAA Tournament All-Time Record: ______________ 53-49 (.519)*

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONSPrimary Softball Contact: _______________________Nate LoweryCell Phone: ______________________________ (916) 719-0421E-mail: _____________________________ [email protected]: ____________________________________ (573) 882-4720Overnight Address: _______________1 Champions Blvd., Suite 200___________________________________Columbia, MO 65211Website Address: ______________________ www.MUTigers.com

MEDIA INFORMATIONRights Holder: _____________________Mizzou Sports PropertiesContact Person: _______________________________ Josh PellPhone: __________________________________ (573) 445-6060

COACHING/SUPPORT STAFFHead Coach: ___________________________ Larissa AndersonAlma Mater/Year: ____________________________ Gannon, ‘97Record at School/Season: __________35-25 (.583) / Second SeasonCareer Record __________________ 165-98 (.627) / Sixth SeasonSoftball Office Phone: _______________________ (573) 882-3942Best Way to Reach Coach: _____________________ Through SIDAssistant Coaches __________ (Alma mater, Year / Season at MU): Chris Malveaux _____________Texas A&M, ‘01 / Second Season Sara Michalowski _______________Hofstra, ‘11 / Second Season Michaela Transue _______________Hofstra, ‘18 / Second Season Support Staff ____________Kate Malveaux (Director of Operations) ________________________ Camille Bordelon (Athletic Trainer)_______________________ Brad Ruhanen (Athletic Performance) ____________________ Dr. Scotta Morton (Mental Performance) __________________ Nate Lowery (Strategic Communications) _____________________________ Courtney Scott (Marketing) _______________________________ Kelsea Roth (Academics)__________________________________ Devin Kane (Creative)

TEAM INFORMATION2019 Record: ____________________________________35-25SEC Record/Finish: __________________________ 12-12 / T-4thSEC Tournament: __________________________________ 0-1NCAA Tournament: _________________________________ 3-2Position Starters Returning / Lost: _____________________ 6 / 3Pitchers Returning / Lost: ____________________________ 3 /3Newcomers: ______________________________________ 11

*Records adjusted to reflect the vacation of wins from the 2016 season due to NCAA sanctions**Mizzou forfeited postseason appearances from the 2016 season due to NCAA sanctions.

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GENERAL INFORMATION1 Champions Dr., Suite 200, Columbia, MO, 65211 STAFF DIRECTORYNICK JOOS ([email protected]) - Deputy A.D.Sport Responsibilities: Department Spokesman, FOIA RequestsAlma Mater: Iowa State, 1987 __________________ Joined Mizzou: 2017Office: 573-884-6482 __________________________Cell: 573-289-1451

CHAD MOLLER ([email protected]) - Associate A.D.Sport Responsibilities: Football, Women’s GolfAlma Mater: Mizzou, 1991 ____________________ Joined Mizzou: 1992Office: 573-882-0712 __________________________Cell: 573-268-3110

SHAWN DAVIS ([email protected]) - Assistant A.D./Digital MediaSport Responsibilities: Football, WrestlingAlma Mater: Mizzou, 2007 ____________________ Joined Mizzou: 2009Office: 573-882-0711 __________________________Cell: 573-268-4275

KATE LAKIN ([email protected]) - Sr. Associate DirectorSport Responsibilities: Gymnastics, Swimming & Diving, Football CredentialsAlma Mater: Boston Univ., 2005_________________ Joined Mizzou: 2005Office: 573-884-8519 __________________________Cell: 573-356-6114

R.J. LAYTON ([email protected]) - Associate DirectorSport Responsibilities: Men’s Basketball, Men’s GolfAlma Mater: Mizzou, 2014 ____________________ Joined Mizzou: 2015Office: 573-882-7826 __________________________Cell: 765-491-5348

ANDREW MELROE ([email protected]) - Associate DirectorSport Responsibilities: Women’s Basketball, TennisAlma Mater: Mizzou, 2014 ____________________ Joined Mizzou: 2016Office: 573-882-7167 __________________________Cell: 651-343-3272

ANDY OLDENBURG ([email protected]) - Assistant DirectorSport Responsibilities: Baseball, VolleyballAlma Mater: Mizzou, 2010 ____________________ Joined Mizzou: 2013Office: 573-882-1645 __________________________Cell: 314-954-2400

NATE LOWERY ([email protected]) - Strat. Comm. AssistantSport Responsibilities: Soccer, SoftballAlma Mater: Boise State, 2017 _________________ Joined Mizzou: 2019Office: 573-882-0614 __________________________Cell: 916-719-0421

ALI FISHER ([email protected]) - Assistant A.D./Creative ServicesAlma Mater: Toledo, 2012 _____________________ Joined Mizzou: 2014Office: 573-884-2437 __________________________Cell: 513-292-6456

HOLLY WEBER ([email protected]) - Digital Media AssistantAlma Mater: Carthage College, 2014 _____________ Joined Mizzou: 2018Office: 573-884-2250 __________________________Cell: 262-496-1787

ZACH BLAND ([email protected]) - Director of PhotographyAlma Mater: Auburn, 2015 ____________________ Joined Mizzou: 2018Office: 573-884-2437 __________________________Cell: 719-200-4074

HUNTER DYKE (@missouri.edu) - Assistant PhotographerAlma Mater: Florida State, 2016 ________________ Joined Mizzou: 2019Office: TBA _________________________________Cell: 352-262-5787

MIZZOU STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS

NICK JOOSDeputy A.D.

CHAD MOLLERAssociate A.D.

SHAWN DAVISAssistant A.D. / Digital Media

R.J. LAYTONAssociate Director

ANDREW MELROEAssociate Director

ANDY OLDENBURGAssistant Director

ALI FISHERAssistant A.D./Creative Services

NATE LOWERYAssistant

KATE LAKINSr. Associate Director

HOLLY WEBERDigital Media Assistant

ZACH BLANDDirector of Photography

HUNTER DYKEAssistant Photographer

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MEDIA CREDENTIALING CRITERIAThe University of Missouri’s decision to issue credentials to a media outlet for the purposes of covering a Mizzou Athletics event is determined by a variety of factors. They include the following:

• Space availability;• Distribution/size of outlet: free, subscription, sale on newsstands, website traffic, etc.;• Length of existence of the publication, amount of original copy generated, number of full-time employees of the publication and the journalistic experi-ence of the reporter(s);• Radio or TV station program format and audience size;• Amount of coverage given to Mizzou through the season;• Intention/ability to cover all 20 sports at Mizzou;• Attendance at Mizzou media sessions, including Olympic sport opportuni-ties;• Professionalism, which includes but is not limited to conduct at games, press conferences, practices, on social media, etc.;• Compliance with SEC media policy.

The University of Missouri has the right to deny or revoke credentials under its own discretion.

CREDENTIAL REQUEST PROCEDUREFor those who meet the criteria, season credentials will be issued as a

“combo” credential for football and men’s/women’s basketball. When appli-cable, this season pass may also be used for admittance to home events for Mizzou Olympic Sport programs, please check with the sport contact to verify.

Requests for single-game credentials should be made as far in advance as possible.

• For football and men’s basketball single-game credentials, requests must be made five days prior to game day online at Sports Systems.• For all other sports, please contact the Communications staff member in charge of media operations of that sport (see staff directory) at least 24 hours prior to game day. • Media covering all Mizzou sports are subject to the SEC credential policy: https://clients.sportssystems.com/clients/seccredentials/

INTERVIEW POLICIESAll interviews with University of Missouri student-athletes or staff mem-

bers must be arranged through the Athletics Communications office. Media are asked to never contact a player or coach directly.

In general, athlete and staff interviews are conducted prior to or after prac-tices, after contests or by phone.

All pre-contest and telephone interviews must be made at least 24 hours in advance through the Communications office. Interviews will be scheduled when student-athlete and staff schedules allow.

For post-event interviews, there is generally a 20-minute cooling off pe-riod. Interviews will either be conducted on the playing field, outside the team locker room area, or at a formal press conference setting, depending on the sport and facility.

Playing fields, team locker rooms and other team quarters are private team areas. Media members are not permitted in these areas unless accompanied by appropriate Athletics personnel.

PHOTOS/LOGOS/VIDEO REQUESTSMedia members wishing to obtain photos and logos related to Mizzou Ath-

letics should contact the Athletics Communications contact for the sport (see

staff directory for sport assignments). Special photo galleries for media access are available following many events.

In certain instances, Mizzou Network can provide video highlight footage of Mizzou games or events. Contact Ben Arnet at 573-884-6736 or via e-mail at [email protected] for assistance.

NCAA INFRACTIONS STATEMENTOn January 31, 2019, the NCAA Committee on Infractions (“COI”) released an In-fractions Decision outlining unethical conduct (NCAA Bylaw 10.1), honesty and sportsmanship (NCAA Bylaw 10.01.1) and academic extra benefit (NCAA Bylaw 16.11.2.1) violations committed by a former part-time tutor at Mizzou in 2015-16. Upon learning of the issue in November, 2016, the University took immediate action by self-reporting the violations and partnering with the NCAA Enforce-ment staff in a joint investigation, and was cited for “exemplary cooperation” by the NCAA Enforcement Staff and COI. Students who received impermissible academic assistance from the tutor were declared ineligible and withheld from competition, per NCAA rules. The NCAA Enforcement Staff and the University of Missouri identified 12 former student-athletes who received impermissible academic assistance. Nine former student-athletes competed while ineligible; seven in football, one in baseball, and one in softball. The COI confirmed these facts. Mizzou is on probation in those sports until January 31, 2022.

OPPONENT DIRECTORYNFCA Leadoff Classic (Feb. 7-9) ____________________ Brian StanleyEmail / Phone _______________________ [email protected] / (502) 409-4600ESPN/St. Pete Clearwater Invite (Feb. 13-16) _________ Amy S. HughesEmail / Phone [email protected] / (310) 709-9671Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic (Feb. 20-23) __________ Amy S. HughesEmail / Phone [email protected] / (310) 709-9671Kansas City (March 4) ____________________________ Austin GarciaEmail / Phone _____________ [email protected] / (303) 515-1484Ole Miss (March 6-8) ______________________________ Mitch PraxlEmail / Phone [email protected] / (662) 915-7896Illinois (March11) ______________________________________ TBAEmail / Phone ____________________________________________ TBAAuburn (March 14-16) ____________________________ Taylor ShireyEmail / Phone ___________________ [email protected] / (334) 750-0710Arkansas (March 20-22) _________________________________ TBAEmail / Phone ____________________________________________ TBAMissouri State (March 24) _________________________ Rick KindhartEmail / Phone _____________ [email protected] / (417) 836-4585Iowa (March 25) __________________________________ Jack RossiEmail / Phone __________________ [email protected] / (319) 335-9411Texas A&M (March 27-29) _____________________ Marissa AvanzatoEmail / Phone ___________________ [email protected] / N/ASIUE (April 1) ______________________________________ Eric HessEmail / Phone [email protected] / (618) 650-3608Florida (April 9-11) ________________________________ Herb BrooksEmail / Phone [email protected] / (352) 375-6128Saint Louis (April 14) _____________________________Mickey SmithEmail / Phone __________________ [email protected] / (314) 977-3463Kentucky (April 17-19) ____________________________Chris SchoalsEmail/Phone _____________________ [email protected] / (859) 257-8437SEMO (April 22) ___________________________________ Jeff HonzaEmail / Phone _____________________ [email protected] / (573) 651-2933LSU (April 24-26) __________________________Chelsey ChamberlainEmail / Phone ____________________________________ (225) 578-8204Alabama (May 1-3) ___________________________ Nathan SheehanEmail / Phone ___________________ [email protected] / (205) 348-6084SEC _________________________________________Jill SkotarczakEmail / Phone ___________ [email protected] / (205) 458-3000 (ext. 3010)

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UNIVERSITY LEADERSHIP

Following a near year-long national search, the University of Missouri Board of Curators announced the appointment of Dr. Mun Y. Choi, 52, as the 24th president in the history of the University of Missouri System on November 2, 2016. The former provost and executive vice president of the University of Connecticut (UConn), Dr. Choi succeeded Interim President Michael Middleton on March 1, 2017.

Dr. Choi’s 24-year career in higher education includes his previous position as provost and executive vice president at UConn, one of the nation’s top 20 public universities in the latest U.S. News rankings. At UConn, he oversaw a budget of $700 million while working with 1,500 full-time faculty, 31,000 students and 2,000 staff across 12 schools and colleges including Schools of Medicine, Dental Medicine and Law. Under his leadership, UConn developed several innovative new programs that have resulted in enrollment growth, increased faculty hiring, innovative research and new and expanded industry partnerships.

Born in South Korea, Dr. Choi came to the U.S. as a child. As a young man, he worked in his family’s successful business in Chicago, and later graduated from the University of lllinois at Urbana-Champaign with a bachelor’s degree in general engineering in 1987. He later earned a master’s degree and doctorate in mechanical and aerospace engineering from Princeton University.

Prior to serving as provost and executive vice president, Dr. Choi was dean of engineering at UConn from 2008 to 2012. Earlier, he was department head of mechanical engineering and mechanics at Drexel University (2000-2008) and assistant and associate professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

“Becoming president of the University of Missouri System is unquest ionably the pinnacle of my professional career,” said Dr. Choi. “As a product of and passionate champion for public higher education, I will advocate tirelessly on behalf of our exceptional institutions with state and national business, political and civic leaders to achieve excellence in all that we do, and make sure our great campuses realize their full potential.”

DR. MUN Y. CHOIPRESIDENT, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI

Third YearIllinois, 1987

MU SYSTEM BOARD OF CURATORS

JULIA G. BRNCICSt. Louis

DARRYL M. CHATMANO’Fallon

MAURICE B. GRAHAMClayton

JEFFREY L. LAYMANSpringfield

PHILLIP H. SNOWDENKansas City

DAVID L. STEELMANRolla

JON T. SUNDVOLDColumbia

MICHAEL A. WILLIAMSKansas City

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Chancellor Alexander N. Cartwright joined Missouri’s flagship, land grant university in August 2017, and immediately noticed what makes MU so special: the people.

Since joining as the campus’ CEO, he has worked with faculty, staff, students and the institution’s more than 300,000 living alumni to let the world know the many impacts of MU. That commitment to collective impact is underscored by several major initiatives started during the past two years to benefit and honor the university’s education, research and outreach missions.

Shortly after arriving on campus, Dr. Cartwright announced the Missouri Land Grant program, an institutional commitment to helping Pell Grant eligible students by covering their tuition and fees. The university has since launched new programs designed to improve retention and graduation rates, as well as post-graduation outcomes for students. DThe Missouri Method plays an integral part of MU’s success in 92% – and counting! – of graduates having successful outcomes within six months after graduation. Since joining MU, Dr. Cartwright has advocated for the campus’ numerous hands-on learning efforts – from dairy farming, to textile and apparel management, to working in a laboratory. The hands-on learning emphasis of the Missouri Method has long been used by the School of Journalism and ensures Tigers are prepared for whatever’s next.

As one of America’s leading research universities, MU engages in preeminent scholarship for the greater good. With that vision in mind, Dr. Cartwright announced a number of strategies to increase innovation, creative works and research, such as the Artist and Residence Program. He also announced a bold goal to double research expenditures by 2023 by growing scholarship across all disciplines. By the end of the Chancellor’s second year in office, research awards increased by 20 percent.

These efforts have an effect on the communities MU serves, including a $3.9 billion economic impact on Missouri alone. That impact is further magnified by the continued support of MU alumni and supporters who believe, like Dr. Cartwright, in the power of Missouri’s flagship institution. In summer 2019, the institution announced a record fundraising year with more than $200 million of philanthropic support for scholarships, academic programs and more.

Dr. Cartwright came to MU from the State University of New York (SUNY) where he served as provost and executive vice chancellor from September 2014 to July 2017.

Dr. Cartwright came to the role of SUNY’s provost from the University at Buffalo, State University of New York (UB), where he served on faculty since 1995. At UB, he held several senior administrative positions, including vice president for research and economic development and acting executive director of the New York State Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics and Life Sciences. In these roles, he was responsible for campus/industry relations, research funding and compliance, and research support for UB and the Center.

An internationally recognized researcher and scholar in the area of optical sensors, he is a fellow of three professional societies: the American Association for the Advancement of Science, SPIE. the international society for optics and photonics, and the National Academy of Inventors. Dr. Cartwright is a prior winner of both the National Science Foundation CAREER Award and the Office of Naval Research Young Investigator Award. In addition, he earned the 2002 SUNY Chancellor’s award for excellence in teaching.

A native of the Bahamas, Dr. Cartwright holds a Ph.D. in electrical and computer engineering from the University of Iowa. He and his wife Melinda have two children, Andrew and Alyssa.

Dr. Pamela Bruzina was appointed Faculty Athletics Representative in May, 2017, for a five-year term. Previously, Dr. Bruzina served as an executive member of the Intercollegiate Athletics Committee (IAC) and was the IAC Compliance Subcommittee Chair and the Student-Athlete Welfare Subcommittee Chair. Her dedication to the welfare of our student athletes was evident during her time on the IAC.

Dr. Bruzina has served in the Department of Nutrition and Exercise Phisiology since 2000. She has been an Associate Professor of Nutritional Sciences at MU since 2006, and has served as the department’s Director of Graduate Studies, Nutritional Sciences, since 2010.

Dr. Bruzina’s lab investigates the interactive effects of nutrition and physical activity on bone health. In particular, Dr. Bruzina’s lab is studying the effects of energy balance on bone turnover during weight loss and weight maintenance in overweight individuals. In addition, Dr. Bruzina is studying the efficacy of exercise-based interventions to increase

bone mineral density in osteopenic males. She was a student-athlete at the University of Wisconsin, competing in

track and cross country. She earned a bachelor’s degree, with, distinction, in molecular biology, which provides her with firsthand knowledge of the demands placed on student athletes.

DR. ALEXANDER N. CARTWRIGHTCHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI

Third YearIowa, 1989

PAMELA BRUZINAFACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE

19th YearWisconsin, 1991

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Jim Sterk was named Mizzou’s 20th Director of Athletics on Aug., 9, 2016, following highly successful tenures leading athletics programs at San Diego State, Washington State and Portland State.

Sterk’s Win It Right vision for Mizzou Athletics is built upon the core values of Respect, Integrity, Gratitude, Humility and Together, and his first three years in Columbia have produced unprecedented academic and athletic success.

The classroom achievements of Mizzou’s student-athletes continued in 2018-19, as they produced the top two semester grade-point averages in school history with an overall record 3.125 for the Fall 2018 semester and a record Spring term 3.11 mark. All-told, more than 60 percent of MU’s nearly 550 student-athletes achieved a 3.00 mark in the classroom each semester. Some 357 student-athletes earned University Dean’s List honors for at least one semester, 265 were named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll, including 69 selected to the SEC First-Year Freshman Honor Roll, and 101 completed their Mizzou Made journey by earning their degrees.

Mizzou’s NCAA academic metrics remain strong, as it produced a school-record tying Graduation Success Rate (GSR) of 91 for the second-straight year to rank third in the SEC behind Vanderbilt (97) and South Carolina (94), as no other league school produced a mark higher than an 89. It marked the 12th-straight year Mizzou equaled or improved its GSR score as five teams produced SEC-leading marks of 100--Baseball, Women’s Basketball, Women’s Golf, Women’s Tennis and Soccer.

After finishing a school-record 33rd in the Learfield IMG Directors’ Cup standings in Sterk’s first two years, Mizzou placed 51st in 2018-19, which was still a five-place improvement over its average finish of 56th in the award’s first 25 years, and 15 of 20 programs were represented in the postseason either as teams or individuals. Mizzou Football, which played in back-to-back bowl games for the first time since the 2013 and 2014 seasons, was one of six Tiger programs to finish among the nation’s Top 25 as it was 23rd in the final College Football Playoff rankings to join Wrestling (sixth-place NCAAs), Men’s Swimming & Diving (11th-place, NCAAs), Women’s Gymnastics (17th), Women’s Swimming & Diving (23rd, NCAAs) and Volleyball (23rd). Mizzou Wrestling also swept the Mid-American Conference regular-season and tournament titles for the second-straight year.

Administratively, Sterk and his team continued to position Mizzou Athletics for future successes. Ground was broken in March 2018 on the largest campus construction project in school history, the $98M South End Zone Facility, Mizzou Football’s new den that will open ahead of the 2019 season. The Tiger Scholarship Fund (TSF) saw a $17M increase over the previous year’s productivity en route to its third-highest year ever in total cash and pledges of $40.7M, which included a second-straight record-setting year in student-athlete scholarship support of $11.4M. It marked the first time TSF produced top three marks in the same year for annual fund dollars raised (No. 1), cash donations (No. 3) and productivity (No. 3). A new 10-year multi-media rights agreement with Learfield was signed, and the department entered into a partnership with the City of Columbia to build a new championship cross country course that will open in August 2019. Mizzou Athletics also continued to build upon its successful partnership with MU Extension in outreach to the state’s citizens.

Sterk’s second year in Columbia saw Mizzou student-athletes post an overall then-record grade-point average of 3.04 for the 2017-18 academic year. In the 2017 Federal Graduation Rates survey, Mizzou ranked second in the SEC with its 72 percent mark, a performance which also matched the highest mark in program history (72 percent in 2014-15) and was three points higher than the University’s average for all students during that same span.

Mizzou equaled its best finish ever in the 2017-18 Learfield Directors’ Cup

standings, as it totaled 660.75 points to finish 33rd nationally for the second-straight year. A record 17 of the Tigers’ 20 programs were represented in postseason competition with a school-record 15 earning Directors’ Cup points. Mizzou captured a pair of conference titles (Mizzou Wrestling won the MAC regular season and tournament crowns) while 11 teams ranked in the nation’s Top 25 at some point in 2017-18.

The Tigers produced Top 25 2017-18 NCAA Championship finishes in Wrestling (sixth), Women’s Indoor Track & Field (ninth), Women’s Outdoor Track & Field (11th), Women’s Swimming & Diving (15th), Volleyball (Sweet 16) and Men’s Swimming & Diving (23rd). It also marked the first time since 1981-82 that Mizzou Football played in a bowl game and both Tiger Basketball teams reached the NCAA Tournament in the same academic year. Track & Field standout Karissa Schweizer (3,000m and 5,000m at the NCAA Indoor Championships; 5,000m at NCAA Outdoor Championships) captured three more NCAA individual titles as a senior to cap her fabulous collegiate career with six national championships.

Mizzou Athletics enjoyed academic, athletic and administrative success in Sterk’s first year, too. Academically, 269 Mizzou student-athletes received 2016-17 SEC Honor Roll recognition, 14 teams registered a 3.00 grade-point average for the Spring 2017 semester and four teams recorded perfect NCAA Academic Progress Rate marks of 1,000—Women’s Golf, Women’s Tennis, Soccer and Volleyball.

Fueled by Top 16 NCAA Championship finishes in Wrestling (fifth), Women’s Indoor Track & Field (eighth), Men’s Swimming & Diving (ninth), Women’s Swimming & Diving (13th), Women’s Cross Country (16th) and Volleyball (Sweet 16), Mizzou ranked a program-best 33rd in the 2016-17 Learfield Directors’ Cup standings with a school-record 662.75 points. The Tigers had not finished better than 36th prior.

Sixteen Mizzou teams were represented in 2016-17 NCAA postseason play, two teams won conference titles (Volleyball and Wrestling) and 10 squads ranked among the nation’s Top 25 in their respective sports at season’s end. In addition, two Tigers combined to win four NCAA individual titles as wrestler J’den Cox won his third national title at 197 lbs., and Schweizer became just the fourth runner in NCAA history to win the women’s distance triple crown (cross country, indoor 5,000m and outdoor 5,000m national titles), and first since 2008.

The generosity, loyalty and passion of more than 7,000 donors allowed the Tiger Scholarship Fund (TSF) to raise a school-record $50.4 million during the 2016-17 fiscal year, shattering the previous record by more than $4.7 million. TSF’s record-breaking total, which included new pledges and cash gifts, was aided by a school-record 11 gifts of $1 million or more.

Sterk joined the Mizzou family from San Diego State, where he enjoyed a highly-successful six-year tenure that included arguably the most successful five-year run in Aztec history with 32 team conference championships from 2011-12 thru 2015-16, including a Mountain West Conference-leading 28 titles in that span, and the nation’s fourth-highest combined winning percentage in football and men’s basketball. In addition, SDSU was one of only four schools nationally to have appeared in six-consecutive NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournaments and have its football team play in five-straight bowl games over that stretch.

Sterk was named the 2015-2016 Under Armour Athletic Director of the Year by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics.

Sterk went to SDSU from Washington State, where he served as athletics director from 2000-10. Prior to his hiring at WSU, he was athletics director at Portland State from 1995 to 2000.

A 1980 graduate of Western Washington University, Sterk earned four letters for the Vikings in football and one in basketball. He was credited with a school-record 164 tackles during the 1977 season, garnering first-team NAIA District I all-star accolades. He was named team captain and MVP, helping the Vikings to the district championship game. In 2010, Sterk was inducted into Western Washington’s Athletics Hall of Fame for his gridiron success.

He received his master’s degree in sports administration from Ohio University. In addition to SDSU, Washington State and Portland State, he has served in athletic administrative positions at North Carolina, Maine, Seattle Pacific and Tulane.

Sterk and his wife Debi have three daughters: Ashley, Amy and Abby, and an infant granddaughter Kinsley Jane.

JIM STERKDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

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NO. NAME POS. B/T HT. YR. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)0 Kendal Cook INF/OF L/R 5-7 Fr. Horseheads, N.Y. (Horseheads HS)1 Imani Myint INF/OF L/R 5-1 Jr. Virginia Beach, Va. (Hofstra)2 Kendyll Bailey INF R/R 5-10 R-So. Grain Valley, Mo. (Grain Valley HS) 4 Jazmyn Rollin INF L/R 5-8 So. Salt Lake City, Utah (West HS)5 Emma Nichols LHP L/L 5-10 Fr. Hillsboro, Mo. (Hillsboro HS)7 Brooke Wilmes INF/OF L/R 5-5 Jr. Johnston, Iowa (Johnston HS)8 Hannah McGivern SS/2B R/R 5-1 Fr. Weston, Mo. (West Platte HS)10 Megan Moll C/UT R/R 5-7 Fr. Eureka, Mo. (Eureka HS)11 Baleigh Koester RHP R/R 5-11 Jr. Carterville, Ill. (Missouri Baptist)12 Casidy Chaumont UTIL R/R 5-10 Jr. Moss Bluff, La. (Louisiana)13 Kara Decker 1B/OF L/R 5-10 Jr. Leitchfield, Ky. (Grayson County HS)16 Summer Shockley P/INF R/R 5-6 Jr. Van Buren, Mo. (Three Rivers College)17 Kimberly Wert INF R/R 5-10 Jr. Melfa, Va. (Hofstra)20 Alexis Burks UTIL R/R 5-6 So. Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge HS)21 Emma Raabe 1B R/R 5-9 So. Omaha, Neb. (Marian HS)22 Lindsey Warick C/3B R/R 5-9 Fr. South Brunswick, N.J. (South Brunswick HS) 23 Jordan Weber RHP R/R 5-8 Fr. Lee’s Summit, Mo. (Lee’s Summit West HS)26 Kendal Judge RHP R/R 5-5 R-Jr. Plainfield, Ill. (Oklahoma State)27 Megan Schumacher RHP R/R 5-7 Fr. East Fishkill, N.Y. (John Jay East HS)31 Hatti Moore C/OF R/R 5-9 Jr. La Grange, Texas (La Grange HS)32 Sophie Dandola RHP R/R 5-10 Jr. Seaford, N.Y. (Syracuse)33 Cayla Kessinger OF L/R 5-9 R-Jr. Saugus, Calif. (Saugus HS)42 Eli Daniel RHP R/R 5-8 Sr. Locust Grove, Ga. (Brenau University)67 Katherine Kadlec C/3B R/R 5-6 R-So. Columbia, Mo. (Father Tolton HS)99 Abby George OF L/R 5-4 Jr. St. Louis, Mo. (Lutheran South HS)

2020 MIZZOU SOFTBALL COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Larissa Anderson (Gannon, ‘97)Associate Head Coach: Chris Malveaux (Texas A&M, ‘01)Assistant Coach: Sara Michalowski-Marino (Hofstra, ‘11)Volunteer Assistant Coach: Michaela Transue (Hofstra, ‘18)

Pronunciation GuideCasidy Chaumont: show-MO Megan Moll: Mall Megan Schumacher: Shoe-mock-erSophie Dandola: Dan-doe-lah Imani Myint: Ih-MON-ee / Mint Lindsey Warick: As it looksKatherine Kadlec: Cadillac Emma Raabe: ROB-bie Brooke Wilmes: Will-mezBaleigh Koester: Custer (like the General) Jazymn Rollin: Jasmin / Raw-lin

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Kendal CookFr. // INF/OFHorseheads, N.Y.

Imani MyintJr. // INF/OFVirginia Beach, Va.

Kendyll BaileyR-So. // INFGrain Valley, Mo.

Jazmyn RollinSo. // INFSalt Lake City, Utah

Brooke WilmesJr. // OFJohnston, Iowa

Hannah McGivernFr. // SS/2BWeston, Mo.

Casidy ChaumontJr. // UTILMoss Bluff, La.

Kimberly WertJr. // INFMelfa, Va.

Alexis BurksSo. // UTILColumbia, Mo.

Megan MollFr. // C/UTEureka, Mo.

Emma NicholsFr. // LHPHillsboro, Mo.

Baleigh KoesterJr. // RHPCarterville, Ill.

Kara DeckerJr. // 1B/OFLeitchfield, Ky.

Lindsey WarickFr. // C/3BSouth Brunswick, N.J.

Summer ShockleyJr. // RHPVan Buren, Ark.

Emma RaabeSo. // 1BOmaha, Neb.

Katherine KadlecR-So. // C/3BColumbia, Mo.

Abby GeorgeJr. // OFSt. Louis, Mo.

Jordan WeberFr. // RHPLee’s Summit, Mo.

Kendal JudgeR-Jr. // RHPPlainfield, Ill.

Megan SchumacherFr. // RHPEast Fishkill, N.Y.

Eli DanielSr. // RHPLocust Grove, Ga.

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Sophie DandolaJr. // RHPSeaford, N.Y.

32 Cayla KessingerR-Jr. // OFSaugus, N.Y.

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Larissa AndersonHead Coach

Chris MalveauxAssociate Head Coach

Sara Michalowski-Marino

Assistant Coach

TV/RADIO ROSTER

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Hatti MooreJr. // C/OFLa Grange, Texas

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Sara Michalowski-Marino

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PLAYER PROFILES

0 • KENDAL COOKINF/OFFr. • 5-7

Horseheads, N.Y.Horseheads HS

HIGH SCHOOL• Earned first-team all-state honors as a junior after batting .558 with 31 RBI,

three home runs and eight triples in only 21.• Played club ball for the Rhode Island Thunder Gold.• Was a nominee for the 2019 Gatorade Player of the Year Award in New

York State.• Led Horseheads HS to a Section 4 Class AA title in 2018.• Named to the Class AA all-state third team as a senior.

1 • IMANI MYINTINF/OFJr. • 5-1

Virginia Beach, Va.HOFSTRA (LANDSTOWN HS)

2019 (HOFSTRA)• Made 28 starts in 41 appearances on the season.• Batted .282 with an on-base percentage of .317.• Scored 14 runs on the season, driving in another five.• Was 9-for-10 on stolen base attempts.

2018 (HOFSTRA)• Appeared in 31 games her freshman season, making one start.• Primarily appeared as a pinch runner, scoring 10 runs on the season.• Drove in one run and added three stolen bases on the season.

HIGH SCHOOL• Four-year letterwinner at Landstown HS.• Landed on the all-conference second team thrice in her prep career.• Batted .490 as a senior, striking out once in her final prep campaign.• Played club ball for the Virginia Legends.

CAREER STATISTICSYr. GP/GS AVG AB H R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP SLG2018* 31-1 .077 13 1 10 0 0 0 1 3 .294 .0772019* 28-41 .282 78 22 14 1 1 0 5 9 .317 .321Total 72-29 .253 91 23 24 1 1 0 6 12 .313 .286

* Hofstra

2 • KENDYLL BAILEYINF

RS-So. • 5-10Grain Valley, Mo.Grain Valley HS

• 2019 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll

2019 • Finished her first full season as Mizzou’s everyday second baseman.• Played in 56 games, making 55 starts.• Was one of seven Tigers to have four or more home runs in 2019.• Registered three multi-RBI games, the first three such games of her career.• Was lights-out in Mizzou’s sweep of then-No. 13 Kentucky (March 22 - 24),

going 3-8 with two of her three multi-RBI games.

2018 • Applied for a medical redshirt after missing majority of first-year campaign

due to injury.• Had season-high three-game safely reached base streak.• Recorded first career hit and RBI at Mary Nutter Classic (Feb. 22-25).• Stepped in and reeled off seven consecutive starts at second base (Feb.

18-25).• Made Mizzou debut at Michele Smith Invitational (Feb. 16-18).

HIGH SCHOOL• 2017 Premier Girls Fastpitch (PGF) All-American.• One of 10 invitees to 2017 Louisville Slugger Hit Club.• Rated No. 11 overall in FloSoftball’s final Class of 2017 “Hot 100” players .• Two-time Missouri all-state selection.• Three-time Missouri all-region selection.• Four-time Missouri all-conference selection.• Four-time Missouri all-district selection.• Aces finished Top 10 overall at 2016 PGF National.• Multi-sport star at Grain Valley, lettering in basketball for four years.• Three-time Academic all-state honors for softball.• Four-time Academic all-conference recipient for softball and basketball• 4.0 GPA in the classroom.• Member of National Honor Society in her final two years of high school.• Chose Mizzou over Alabama, Auburn, LSU, Oregon and Penn State.

CAREER STATISTICS Yr. GP/GS AVG AB H R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP SLG2018* 8-7 .048 21 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 .160 .0482019 56-55 .196 143 28 19 4 0 4 12 0 .305 .308 Total 64-62 .177 164 29 19 4 0 4 13 0 .286 .274

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4 • JAZMYN ROLLININF

So. • 5-8Salt Lake City, Utah

West HS

• 2019 NFCA / Schutt Sports Freshman of the Year - Top 25 Finalist• 2019 SEC All-Freshman Team• SEC Freshman of the Week (2019- Week 3)

2019 • Was named to the SEC’s All-Freshman team, marking the sixth straight

season Mizzou has placed a player on the first-year team.• Also received national acclaim, as she was one of just 25 freshman

nationwide to earn a spot on the NFCA/Schutt Sports Freshman of the Year Watch List.

• Rollin was also named to Softball America’s Freshman of the Year Watch List, while also taking home SEC Freshman of the Week Honors (March 25) for her performances against Bradley and during Mizzou’s road sweep of then-No. 13 Kentucky.

• She finished her first-year campaign with staggering numbers, batting .331(49-139) to go along with 43 runs scored, 10 doubles, 10 homers and 41 RBI.

• Rollin’s unique athleticism was on display all year, as she led the team with her 17 stolen bases, while her 10 home runs were tied for second-most on the squad.

• She became the first Tiger to post double-digit homers and double-digit stolen bases in the same season since 2016, when both Emily Crane and Sami Fagan did so. Both were named All-Americans that season.

• She did all of this despite limited playing time, appearing in 55 of Mizzou’s 60 games while only starting in 44 of those games.

HIGH SCHOOL • Was named the MVP of the PGF High School All-American game

following a 2-3 (.666) performance at the plate. Also drove in two RBI and added a run scored.

• One of just 28 collegiate players in the country invited to the 2019 USA Softball Junior Women’s National Team Selection Trials.

• During her senior season, Rollin hit .585 with a .712 on-base percentage.• During her junior season, Rollin broke the state of Utah’s single season

batting average record (.600), had 47 RBI and hit 16 home runs in 32 games, leading West High School to the Utah 5A State Championship.

• Recognized in FloSoftball.com’s “Hot 100” list

CAREER STATISTICS Yr. GP/GS AVG AB H R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP SLG2019 55-44 .331 139 46 43 10 0 10 41 17 .448 .619Total 55-44 .331 139 46 43 10 0 10 41 17 .448 .619

PLAYER PROFILES

5 • EMMA NICHOLSLHP

Fr. • 5-10Hillsboro, Mo.Hillsboro HS

HIGH SCHOOL • Named all-conference, all-district and all-region all four years of her high

school career.• Named to the all-state team as both a junior (second team) and senior

(first team).• Excelled at both the plate and in the circle as a senior, batting .560 with

10 home runs and 46 RBI, while striking out 120 in 133.2 innings – posting an 11-4 record.

• Played club ball for the St. Louis Chaos.

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PLAYER PROFILES

7 • BROOKE WILMESINF/OFJr. • 5-5

Johnston, IowaJohnston HS

• 2019 NFCA Second-Team Southeast All-Region• 2019 First-Team All-SEC• 2019 SEC Player of the Week (2019- Week 3 Co-)• 2019 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll• 2018 SEC All-Freshman Team• 2017-18 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll

2019 • Became Mizzou’s first, first-team All SEC selection since 2016 behind a

season in which she led the Tigers in hits (67), average (.356), doubles (17) and runs scored (43).

• Her 17 doubles were third-most in program history.• Was one of the hardest players in the country to strikeout, averaging

26.9 at bats between strikeouts. That was the nation’s 18th-best mark. Wilmes only had 7 strikeouts all year.

• Matched the program record in single-game doubles, smashing three of them in Mizzou’s first win over Georgia (March 16).

• Was the only Tiger on the roster with a double, a triple, a home run and a stolen base this season.

• Put her elite speed and power on display all season, becoming the first Tiger with 2+ triples and 3+ home runs since 2015.

• Posted two, four-hit games (4-4 against No. 5 Washington, 4-5 against No. 21 South Carolina). Was the only Tiger on the roster with any four hit games this season.

• Smashed a walk-off home run against No. 21 South Carolina in the bottom of the eight inning to win that series for Mizzou.

• Started the season at shortstop, and finished it in center field. Also played games at second and in right field during the season.

• Was perfect in the outfield despite never playing there before, sporting a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage after the move.

2018 SEASON • Stepped into the Tigers’ starting lineup immediately, solidifying herself

as one of the team’s biggest producers at the plate and one of their top defenders up the middle.

• Recognized by the conference with 2018 Freshman All-SEC honors, marking Mizzou’s fifth straight year with at least one representative on the first-year award list.

• Joined an impressive list of accomplished Tigers to garner Freshman All-SEC honors, as Tori Finucane (2014), Paige Lowary (2015), Amanda Sanchez (2015), Regan Nash (2016) and Braxton Burnside (2017) round out the list.

• One of the SEC’s top defenders with 142 assists, ranking sixth-most in the conference.

• Was even better in SEC only play, as her 65 assists ranked tied for second among conference individuals.

• 11 total doubles this year ranked second on the team.• Added one triple and five home runs for 17 total extra-base hits. That

total ranked fourth-best among Tiger hitters.• Finished with 11, two-out RBI for the year, marking one of six Tigers

with double-digit two-out RBI.• Produced 11 multi-hit games (fifth) and six multi-RBI outings (sixth)

at the plate, highlighted by only one of three five-plus RBI games this year by a Tiger batter.

• Enjoyed a strong NCAA Norman Regional (May 18-20) to conclude the season, hitting .308 (4-for-13) with two RBI.

• Went perfect 3-for-3 with an RBI against Tulsa (May 19) as Mizzou staved off elimination in NCAA Regional play.

• Launched her last home run of the year in home series against No. 4 Florida (May 4).

• Tallied an eight-game hitting streak in the heart of SEC play (March 31 - April 20), including a perfect 3-for-3 evening in the Tigers’ series opener at No. 5 Georgia (April 6).

• After opening her first-year campaign on an 0-for-14 skid, exploded for eight multi-hit games over a 13-game stretch (Feb. 18 - March 4).

• Also produced an incredible 17 RBI over the 13-game span with five doubles, one triple and three home runs.

• Earned first career start against CSUN (Feb. 9).• Made Mizzou debut earlier that day with a pinch running appearance

versus UTEP (Feb. 9).

HIGH SCHOOL • Four-time first-team Iowa all-state.• Two-time first-team Class 5A Elite all-state.• Four-time first-team all-district.• Four-time first-team Central Iowa Metropolitan League.• Three-time All-Academic.• Career .522 average at Johnston High School, including 98 stolen bases.• Concluded high school career with phenomenal 2017 senior year, hitting

.532 with 12 doubles, seven triples, seven home runs, 42 RBI and 30 stolen bases.

• In 2016 junior season, her .610 average paced all of Iowa Class 5A programs.

• Three-time Class 5A State All-Tournament Team, including captain of the 2014 team.

• Keyed Johnston’s 2016 Iowa ttate championship, its second title in three years.

• Competed with Iowa Slammers club team under head coach Jim Hallman.

CAREER STATISTICS Yr. GP/GS AVG AB H R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP SLG2018 58-55 .295 156 46 38 11 1 5 27 5 .371 .4742019 60-59 .356 188 67 43 17 2 6 36 6 .434 .564 Total 118-114 .328 344 113 81 28 3 11 63 11 .406 .523

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8 • HANNAH McGIVERNSS/2B

Fr. • 5-1Weston, Mo.

West Platte HS

HIGH SCHOOL • Ended her high school career hitting .348 on the season, posting an on-

base percentage of .414. • Launched 19 home runs in her final prep campaign.• Chose Mizzou over Clemson, Rockhurst, and West Point.

11 • Baleigh KoesterRHP

Jr. • 5-1Carterville, Ill.

Missouri Baptist

PLAYER PROFILES

10 • MEGAN MOLLUTIL

Fr. • 5-7Eureka, Mo.Eureka HS

Fall 2019 • Spent the final weeks of the Mizzou Soccer season as a back-up goalie,

making zero appearances.

HIGH SCHOOL • A top 100 recruit according to both Extra Innings Softball Extra Elite (89th)

and FloSoftball (85th).• Named to the all-state team as both a junior and senior.• Hit .487 with 11 home runs and 18 stolen bases as a senior.• Posted a .500 batting average with 13 homers and 16 stolen bases her

junior season.• Played her club ball for the Aces Fastpitch Club.

2019 • Made six appearances in the circle, notching one start.• Struck out five batters in 9.2 innings.• Career-high 4.1 innings came against No. 5 Washington (Feb. 23).

2018 (MISSOURI BAPTIST) • Earned AMC first-team all-conference and AMC Academic all-conference

honors as a freshman at Missouri Baptist.• Led the AMC in innings pitched (191.2).• Finished second in the AMC in both wins (20) and strikeouts (163).• Had a 20-13 record in the circle for the Spartans with a 2.35 ERA.• Recorded a career-high 10 strikeouts against Crowley’s Ridge.

HIGH SCHOOL _________________________________• Won a Class 2A state title her junior year.• Committed to Missouri Baptist University on the heels of a junior season

in which she went 14-2 with a 1.12 ERA.

CAREER STATISTICS (Divsion I only) ___________________Yr. GP/GS W-L ERA IP SV BB K BAA2019 6-1 0-2 10.14 9.2 0 12 5 .426Total 6-1 0-2 10.14 9.2 0 12 5 .426

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PLAYER PROFILES

12 • CASIDY CHAUMONTUTIL

Jr. • 5-10Moss Bluff, La.

Louisiana

2019 (LOUISIANA) • Competed in 48 games and was listed in the starting lineup 31 times —

making 28 starts at second base.• Delivered double figures in extra base hits a second straight season, with

her 10 doubles ranking second on the team.• Nearly 50 percent of her hits went for extra bases (10 doubles; 24 total hits). • Had five multiple-hit games and three multiple-RBI games. • Swiped a career-best seven stolen bases. • Picked up three multiple-hit games and posted a .333 average during the

season’s first month.• Delivered a season-high three hits (two for doubles) and accounted for two

runs in 5-2 win over Baylor on Feb. 22

2018 (LOUISIANA) • Appeared in 55 games, starting 48, in her collegiate debut season.• Tied for the team lead in extra base hits (16), multi-RBI games (8) and

doubles (11) while adding five home runs and 28 RBI.• Homered in her first collegiate at bat, giving Louisiana the lead for good

vs. Samford.• Delivered a walk-off, two-run home run against No. 2 Florida at Lamson

Park on Feb. 18.

HIGH SCHOOL• Softball and volleyball standout at Sam Houston High School.• Helped lead the Broncos to four district championships and the 2015 state

championship. • Hit .462, scored 39 runs, posted 37 RBI and belted six home runs during

senior season.• Was a first-team all-district selection at shortstop, district MVP and All-

Southwest Large Schools MVP.• Named to both the LSWA and LSCA all-state teams and was chosen to

participate in the LHSCA all-star contest.• During junior season, was a three-time Southwest Daily News Aces &

Sluggers Weekly honoree and an honorable mention selection on the 2016 Class 5A all-state team.

• Hit .457 over 79 at bats with 27 runs scored, three home runs and 21 RBI, earning her first team all-district 3-5A honors and a spot on the first team All-Southwest Large Schools team.

• Played select softball for the Louisiana Voodoo.

CAREER STATISTICS __________________________ Yr. GP/GS AVG AB H R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP SLG2018* 55-48 .207 145 30 23 11 0 5 28 5 .277 .3862019* 48-31 .286 84 24 21 10 0 0 14 7 .354 .405Total 103-79 .236 229 54 44 21 0 5 42 12 .305 .393

*Louisiana

13 • KARA DECKER1B/OF

Jr. • 5-10Leitchfield, Ky.

Grayson County HS

• 2019 CoSIDA / Google Cloud Third-Team Academic All-American• 2019 CoSIDA / Google Cloud First-Team Academic All-District• 2019 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll• 2017-18 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll

2019 • Ended the season as the Tigers’ everyday designated player.• Started 27 of her 45 total games played in her second season.• Finished the season with seven extra base hits and 14 RBI.• Crushed her lone home run of the season against Oregon (April 6).• Hit a clutch double to help secure Mizzou’s first win of the season against

Kansas (Feb. 10).

2018• Valuable weapon for the Tigers’ offense in her first-year campaign,

appearing in 24 total games with 14 starts.• Five of her 11 total hits went for extra bases, as she smoked three doubles

and two home runs.• Led to impressive .444 slugging percentage. Also tacked on stellar .382

on-base percentage, ranking fourth among Tiger batters with at least 40 at bats.

• Finished with three overall multi-hit games and two multi-RBI contests.• Enjoyed career day in Mizzou’s first game of a doubleheader against

Arkansas-Pine Bluff (April 28), posting single-game bests in hits (two) and RBI (three).

• Smacked a walk-off three-run home run versus the Golden Lions, securing Mizzou’s 10-0 run-rule victory.

• Produced first career multi-hit and multi-RBI contest against North Carolina (Feb. 23).

HIGH SCHOOL• Rated #178 overall in FloSoftball’s final Class of 2017 “Top 200” players.• All-region, all-district, all-district tournament team and all-academic team

honoree.• .503 career average, 53 career home runs, .668 career on-base percentage,

.982 career slugging percentage.• Competed with Louisville Stunners 98 club team under head coach Gay

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16 • SUMMER SHOCKLEYRHP

Jr. • 5-6Van Buren, Mo.

Three Rivers College

2019 • Made six appearances in her first season at Mizzou.• Struck out six batters in only 8.2 innings of action.• Career-high 3.0 innings came against IUPUI (March 2).

2018 (THREE RIVERS COLLEGE) • Went 26-8 in the circle during her one season at Three Rivers.• Pitched 209 innings with a 2.14 ERA while registering 265 strikeouts.• Also made the most of her limited time at the plate, registering 13 hits

and eight RBI.• Was named the NJCAA Pticher of the Week for her outstanding

performances spanning from April 16-22.• She pitched 34 2/3 innings with a 1.00 ERA, 62 strikeouts, a perfect 5-0

record and one save.

HIGH SCHOOL• Led Van Buren to its first-ever state title back in 2016.• It was the school’s first state title in any sport since 1992.• In that title game, her three-run double down the left field line iced the

game.• Was a Class 1 all-state first-team selection.

CAREER STATISTICS

17 • KIM WERTINF

Jr. • 5-10Melfa, Va.

Hofstra

2019 • One of just two Tigers to start all 60 of Mizzou’s games in 2019, as she was

Mizzou’s everyday third baseman.• Wert hit 19 home runs in her first season in Columbia, the second-most

ever in a single season by a Tiger. Amanda Renth is the only Mizzou player with more, as she had 20 back in 2008.

• She led Mizzou in RBI (48) and total bases (112) in her first season in the Black & Gold.

• Was a monster against Wichita State (April 3), hitting two home runs and bombing a career-high five RBI.

• Homered in three straight games in the early part of the season, bombing balls out against Iowa (Feb. 16), Kansas (Feb.17) and BYU (Feb. 21).

2018 (HOFSTRA) • Appeared in 32 games, typically as a pinch-hitter.• Her first three collegiate hits were all home runs, finishing with five homers

and 13 RBIs in her debut season without being in the starting lineup.• Her first homer was the game-winning three-run shot in extra innings at

North Florida on Feb. 20.• Her two-run blast against Massachusetts on March 17 also scored the

game-deciding runs.• Hit homers in back-to-back games on April 21 and 26.• Had an .800 slugging percentage.

HIGH SCHOOL• Played three years of softball at Nandua, missing her senior season due

to injury.• Was a three-time district Player of the Year and two-time all-conference

selection.• Helped her team to three consecutive district championships and a

conference championship in 2016.• As a junior, posted a .585 batting average, 1.390 slugging percentage, 17

home runs and 49 RBIs to go with a .957 fielding percentage.• Also a four-time first-team all-district volleyball player and the 2016

Offensive Player of the Year.

CAREER STATISTICS Yr. GP/GS AVG AB H R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP SLG 2018 31-0 .267 30 8 7 1 0 5 13 0 .290 .8002019 60-60 .259 185 48 32 7 0 19 48 0 .335 .605 Total 91-60 .260 215 56 39 8 0 24 61 0 .332 .633

PLAYER PROFILES

Yr. GP/GS W-L ERA IP SV BB K BAA2019 6-0 0-0 6.46 8.2 0 4 6 .265Total 6-1 0-2 10.14 9.2 0 12 5 .426

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PLAYER PROFILES

20 • ALEXIS BURKSUTIL

So. • 5-6Columbia, Mo.

Rock Bridge HS

2019 • Made one appearance as a pinch-hitter in a win over New Mexico State

(Feb. 23).

HIGH SCHOOL• Two-time all-district selection.• Lettered all four years at Rock Bridge High School.• Earned starting nod for varsity team as a freshman.

CAREER STATISTICS Yr. GP/GS AVG AB H R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP SLG2019 1-0 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 Total 1-0 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000

21 • EMMA RAABE1B

So. • 5-9Omaha, Neb.Marian HS

2019 • Appeared in 33 games, making seven starts.• Batted .244 on the year with 10 hits, two doubles and two home runs.• Hit a walk-off home run in the eighth inning to clinch the series against

Georgia (March 17).• Batted in a pair of runs against Iowa (Feb. 16).

HIGH SCHOOL• Freshman Player of the Year in the state of Nebraska.• Class A first-team all-state honoree.• All-Nebraska Team selection.• Super Nebraska State Team recipient.• All-Metro Conference selection.• Recognized in FloSoftball.com’s “Hot 100” list.

CAREER STATISTICSYr. GP/GS AVG AB H R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP SLG2019 33-7 .244 41 10 6 2 0 2 10 0 .304 .439 Total 33-7 .244 41 10 6 2 0 2 10 0 .304 .439

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22 • LINDSEY WARICKC/3B

Fr. • 5-9South Brunswick, N.J.South Brunswick HS

HIGH SCHOOL • A three-time all-conference honoree as a prep, earning all-state honors

in 2018-19.• Named to the PGF High School All-American Watch List in 2019.

26 • KENDAL JUDGERHP

R-Jr. • 5-5Plainfield, Ill.

Oklahoma State

2019 • Took redshirt in her first year with the program, due to NCAA transfer

rules.

2018 (OKLAHOMA STATE) • Made only one appearance in the circle for the Cowgirls.

2017 (MINNESOTA) • Made four appearances in the circle at Minnesota.• Posted an impressive 2.47 earned run average in her limited appear-

ances and struck out two batters.• Appeared for the first time at the collegiate level against Notre Dame,

surrendering a single hit during one shutout inning of work.• Made her first career collegiate start against Seattle.• Won the Big 10 regular-season title and the conference’s tournament

crown with the Golden Gophers.

HIGH SCHOOL• Graduated from Providence Catholic High School.• Named to the all-conference team and the all-area squad on four

occasions.• Earned two All-State honors and one All-America honor during her high

school career.• Holds the Providence Catholic career record for strikeouts, shutouts

and no-hitters, while also setting the mark for single-season strikeouts, shutouts and no-hitters.

• Pitched a perfect game during regionals where she struck out 20 of the 21 batters she faced.

CAREER STATISTICS

PLAYER PROFILES

23 • Jordan WeberRHP

Fr. • 5-8Lee’s Summit, Mo.Lee’s Summit HS

HIGH SCHOOL • Struck out 51 batters in 45 innings at the 2019 PGF Platinum Tournament

to make the all-tournament team.• Named to the PGF High School All-Americans Watch List.• An all-conference, all-district, all-region and all-state honoree each in each

of her four prep seasons.• Stuck out over 850 batters in her high school career.• Played club ball with Fastpitch Select.

Yr. GP/GS W-L ERA IP SV BB K BAA2017*** 4-1 0-0 2.47 5.2 0 3 2 .1582018** 1-0 0-0 14.00 2.0 0 0 2 .5002019* Total 5-1 0-0 5.83 7.2 0 3 4 .329

* Redshirt season** Oklahoma State*** Minnesota

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31 • HATTI MOOREC/OF

Jr. • 5-9La Grange, Texas

La Grange HS

• 2019 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll• 2017-18 SEC First-Year Honor Roll

2019 • Mizzou’s most improved player, continued as the primary catcher — making

60 starts at the position.• Posted career-best offensive numbers across the board in her second-year

campaign, sporting a .307 average (51-166), while also posting seven doubles, 10 home runs and 41 RBI.

• Moore’s 51 hits in 2019 were 35 more than she had in 2018, by far the biggest jump by of Tiger. Also posted improvements in home runs (10 vs. 1), doubles (7 vs. 2) and RBI (41 vs. 10).

• Moore had several huge games in 2019, including her first four, three-hit performances, while also tallying three runs scored against Georgia in Mizzou’s 8-7 walk-off win (March 17).

• Moore joined Jazmyn Rollin as the only Tigers to notch three-run games in 2019.

• The second-year catcher exploded in Mizzou’s win over CSUF in the Los Angeles Regional, notching six RBI, including a grand-slam. Her six RBI were the most in 2019 by a single Tiger, and the most since 20 (May 17).

2018 • Served as the Tigers’ primary catcher in her first-year campaign, earning

37 total starts.• One of the top defensive catchers in the SEC & NCAA. Ranked No. 2 in SEC

— only play after nabbing seven baserunners, while ranking T-8th overall in SEC after throwing out nine total attempted baserunners.

• Posted strong Mizzou Tournament (March 2-4), highlighted by back to back games with a run scored, hit and RBI.

• Also launched her first career home run in Mizzou’s triumph over Drake (March 4).

HIGH SCHOOL• Named La Grange’s 2015 and 2016 Defensive MVP.• In 2015 junior season, hit .356 with 47 runs scored, 11 doubles, two home

runs and 34 RBI.• Named to MaxPreps.com 2014 All-American list.• La Grange High School rated as high as No. 1 team in the country,

according to USA Today.• Competed at the 2015 USA Softball Junior Olympic Cup.

CAREER STATISTICS

27 • MEGAN SCHUMACHERRHP

Fr • 5-7East Fishkill, N.Y.John Jay East HS

HIGH SCHOOL • Highly-touted pitcher was named to the 2019 Extra Elite 100 and Extra

Innings Softball Extra Elite 100 lists.• Named a USA Elite Select 30 first-team All-American in 2016-17.• Was 10-2 in the circle with 135 strikeouts and a 0.50 ERA as a senior.

Yr. GP/GS AVG AB H R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP SLG2019 60-60 .307 166 51 40 7 0 10 41 6 .394 .5302018 37-37 .174 92 16 10 2 0 1 10 1 .225 .228Total 97-97 .260 258 67 50 9 0 11 51 7 .336 .422

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32 • SOPHIE DANDOLARHP

Jr. • 5-10Seaford, N.Y.

Syracuse

• 2018 NFCA Second-Team Northeast All-Region• 2018 NFCA Freshman of the Year Top 25 Finalist• 2018 CAA Championship Most Outstanding Player• 2018 Second-Team All-CAA• 2018 CAA All-Rookie Team

2019 (SYRACUSE) • Went 5-7 in the circle, making 21 appearances, with five complete games.• Struck out seven batters in a five-inning shutout over Florida A&M, holding

the Rattlers to two hits (Feb. 23).• Struck out four against Florida (Feb. 24) and Niagara (March 27).• Earned a save against Dayton (March 10).

2018 (HOFSTRA) • Helped lead the Pride to their first Top 25 rankings since 2013.• A Top 25 Finalist for NFCA Freshman of the Year.• Named to the NFCA All-Northeast second team and the All-CAA second

team.• The Most Outstanding Player of the CAA Tournament.• Went 17-5 in the circle in her rookie season, striking out 73 while finishing

with an ERA of 1.88.

HIGH SCHOOL• Played five seasons of varsity softball for Seaford HS.• A PGF All-American as a senior.• Named to the all-state, All-Long Island and all-country teams her senior

season.• Posted a 0.57 ERA and a 6-1 record in her final season, while batting

.582 at the plate.• Also earned all-state honors in volleyball.

CAREER STATISTICS

33 • CAYLA KESSINGEROF

R-Jr. • 5-9Saugus, Calif.

Saugus HS

• 2019 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll• 2018 NFCA First-Team Southeast All-Region• 2018 Second-Team All-SEC• 2018 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll• 2016-17 SEC First-Year Honor Roll

2019 • Took a redshirt season due to injury.

2018 • Breakout second-year campaign with the Tigers, earning NFCA first-team

Southeast All-Region honors and second-team All-SEC accolades.• One of only three all-time first-team NFCA Southeast All-Region players

in program history, joining Emily Crane (2016) and Chelsea Thomas (2013).• Reset single-season career-highs in average (.312), hits (49), runs scored

(29), doubles (10), home runs (10), RBI (20), stolen bases (7), on-base percentage (.390) and slugging percentage (.580).

• Fantastic in SEC only play, hitting .319 with five doubles, six home runs and nine RBI.

• 13 total multi-hit games ranked fourth among Tiger batters.

2017 • Strong first-year campaign at Mizzou, hitting .298 with eight doubles, one

triple, six home runs and 19 RBI.• Appeared in 52 total games with 50 starts.• Ended the 2017 campaign with season-best 10-game hitting streak and

10-game safely reached base streak.• Only one-of-three Tigers to record a double-digit hitting streak.• In conference play, her .518 slugging percentage ranked 12th-best in SEC• Blasted two home runs in Mizzou Tournament (March 3-5) in official first

games at program’s new stadium.

HIGH SCHOOL• 2016 FloSoftball All-American honors.• 2016 PGF All-American.• 2016 California All-State honoree.• 2016 All-Foothill League first ream.• Competed with So Cal Choppers club team under head coaches Dean

Faucett and Bill Shipman.

CAREER STATISTICS

Yr. GP/GS W-L ERA IP SV BB K BAA2018**34-15 17-5 1.89 137.0 5 28 69 .2272019* 21-11 5-7 5.17 84.0 1 40 42 .329Total 55-26 22-12 3.13 221 6 48 111 .278

* Syracuse** Hofstra

Yr. GP/GS AVG AB H R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP SLG2017 52-50 .298 131 39 27 8 1 6 19 4 .367 .5112018 50-50 .312 157 49 29 10 1 10 20 7 .390 .5802019* Total 102-100 .306 288 88 56 18 2 16 39 11 .380 .549

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42 • ELI DANIELRHP

Sr. • 5-8Locust Grove, Ga.Brenau University

• 2017 NFCA NAIA First-Team All-American• 2017 NAIA First-Team All-American• 2017 NAIA Pitcher of the Year• 2017 Southern States Athletic Conference (SSAC) Pitcher of the Year• 2017 SSAC Pitcher of the Week (nine times)• 2017 SSAC Tournament MVP• 2017 SSAC Freshman of the Year

2019 • Turned into the most prolific closer in Mizzou history during her junior

season, notching a program-record 11 saves.• One of just two pitchers nationally to finish with double-digit saves.• Did all of this despite earning her first save on March 24.• Notched three of those saves at the Los Angeles Regional (May 17 - 19), as

she closed out Cal State Fullerton, Weber State and No. 2 UCLA in Mizzou’s three wins at the tournament.

• Also earned back-to-back saves against then-No. 13 Kentucky (March 24) and thenNo. 5 Tennessee (March 31).

• Registered a career-high 64 strikeouts in 2019 to go along with her career-high 64.2 innings pitched.

• Her 2.71 ERA was the team’s best mark.

2018 • In her first season in Mizzou Black and Gold, appeared in 20 games in the

circle with eight starts.• Received the starting nod in the Tigers’ season opener against UTEP (Feb.

9), tossing 3.0 shutout innings with a season-high five strikeouts.• Ranked third on Mizzou pitching staff with five wins.• Limited 2018 NCAA Tournament qualifier Wisconsin (Feb. 24) to one hit

and two earned runs over 4.0 innings. Added season-high five strikeouts en route to earning the win.

• Excellent in relief versus No. 3 UCLA (Feb. 25), producing a shutout frame with two strikeouts.

• Picked up fourth win of the year with 3.2 solid innings in relief against Drake (March 2).

• Reeled off a season-best three-game scoreless streak in the middle of the season (March 14-18).

• Made two relief appearances in the Tigers’ NCAA Norman Regional (May 18-20), highlighted by 1.1 scoreless frames versus Tulsa in the team’s weekend opener.

2017 (BRENAU UNIVERSITY)• Final stat line of 43-4 record, 0.56 ERA, 55 GP (49 GS), 39 CG, 16 SHO,

327.0 IP, 141 H, 579 Ks.• Set new NAIA single-season strikeout record (579).• Led all NAIA pitchers in wins (43), opponents batting average (.129), hits

per game (3.02), ERA (0.56) and IP (327.0).

• Began season 13-0.• Reeled off 28 consecutive wins in the circle (March 10 - May 15).• 20-plus strikeouts twice.• 35 times with 10-plus strikeouts in a game.• Top streak of five consecutive games with 10-plus strikeouts to conclude

the season.• Allowed 0 ER in 34 appearances.• Reeled off 66.1 consecutive scoreless innings (Feb. 10-26).

HIGH SCHOOL• Georgia Dugout Club second-team all-state.• Georgia 4AAAA Region Pitcher of the Year.• Tallied 15 wins during senior campaign, while producing 217 strikeouts

and a 1.01 ERA.• Competed with local Firecrackers club team.

CAREER STATISTICS (Divsion I only)Yr. GP/GS W-L ERA IP SV BB K BAA2018 20-8 5-2 4.87 46.0 0 25 30 .3182019 32-4 2-5 2.71 64.2 11 24 64 .212Total 52-12 7-7 3.61 110.2 11 49 94 .260

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67 • KATHERINE KADLECC/3B

R-So. • 5-6Columbia, Mo.

Father Tolton HS

• 2019 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll• 2017-18 SEC First-Year Honor Roll

2019 • Did not appear.

2018 • Redshirt season.

HIGH SCHOOL• 2015 first team all-conference.• 2015 second-team all-region.• 2015 Class 2 District 11 first-team.• 2014 first-team all-district.• 2014 second-team all-region.• Tallied impressive .625 average in her sophomore campaign.• 2013 second-team all-district.• Member of Father Tolton’s first-ever softball team.CAREER STATISTICS

Yr. GP/GS AVG AB H R 2B 3B HR RBI SB OBP SLG2018*2019 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 Total 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000

*Redshirt

PLAYER PROFILES

99 • ABBY GEORGEOF

Jr. • 5-4St. Louis, Mo.

Lutheran South HS

• 2019 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll• 2017-18 SEC First-Year Honor Roll

2019 • Appeared in 37 games, making 16 starts.• Hit .356 in 45 at-bats.• Drove in four runs for the Tigers.• Tallied six stolen bases on 10 attempts.• Recorded a .909 fielding percentage in the outfield.• Went 3-3 at the plate in two games against IUPUI (March 1) and Illinois

(April 9).

2018 • Overall, appeared in 32 games with four starts.• Concluded the season with three straight starts in center field at the NCAA

Norman Regional (May 19-20).• Jumped on the opportunity in postseason play, hitting .400 (4-for-10) with

one run scored and one stolen base.• Hit a perfect 1.000 (3-for-3) in pinch hitting opportunities.• Three successful pinch hits ranked T-2nd on the team.• Produced first career multi-hit game in Tigers’ elimination game triumph

over Boston (May 19).• Recorded two huge late pinch hit singles in Mizzou’s wins over UMass

Lowell (Feb. 16) and South Florida (Feb. 18).

HIGH SCHOOL• Tallied .554 career average with Lutheran South.• Two-time first-team all-state, in addition to a second-team all-state honor.• 2013-16 all-district honoree.• 2013-16 all-conference.• Three-time all-region recipient.• As a senior, produced school record .610 average (eighth-best in the area)

with 33 runs scored and 19 RBI.• Competed with St. Louis Espirit club team under head coach Jim Huecker.


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LARISSA ANDERSONHEAD COACH

Second SeasonGannon, 1997

A new era in Mizzou Softball began in the Summer of 2018, as Larissa Anderson was named the 10th head coach to lead the tradition-rich Tiger program on Saturday, May 26, 2018.

As Anderson enters year two in Columbia, Mo., that new era is well underway, and her ability to change the program. in such a short time was a big reason why.

Anderson finished her first season in the Black & Gold with a 35-25 record, the most wins for the Tigers in a single-season since 2016, when they won 42 games. Anderson’s squad was also stellar in her first season as part of the always elite Southeastern Conference, as the Tigers’ registered 12 wins during SEC play, and were the most conference victories for Mizzou since 2016. The season ended with the Tigers’ 13th-straight NCAA Regional appearance, as Anderson’s team earned a spot in the Los Angeles Regional, where it went 3-2, pushing host No. 2 UCLA to a winner-take-all game seven.

In four seasons at Hofstra, Anderson fashioned a 130-73-1 (.640) record with a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances, two Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) titles and four winning seasons. She picked up her 100th career win with the Pride’s 7-2 win over Boston University, March 17, 2018, and posted seven career wins over nationally-ranked opponents, including three in 2018—a 1-0 victory over then-No. 13 Florida State on March 2 and a pair at No. 22 James Madison to claim the CAA Tournament crown.

The 2018 campaign was a historic one for Hofstra Softball, as Anderson led the 24th-ranked Pride to a 41-14 record, the CAA Tournament title and the NCAA Columbia (S.C. Regional. Hofstra earned an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament by defeating CAA regular-season champion and 22nd-ranked James Madison, 7-4, to claim its 12th CAA title in the sport since joining the league in 2002 and returned to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2015.

Anderson’s 2018 squad reached the 40-win mark for the 11th time in program history (and first since a school-record 46 wins in 2013), while setting school records for runs scored (334), home runs (70) and RBI (315). Hofstra owned an RPI of 19 against the nation’s 29th-toughest schedule in 2018. Hofstra also garnered a league-high eight CAA postseason honors headlined by Sarah Cornell’s selection as the CAA Pitcher of the Year—the Pride’s 10th such honor all-time and first since 2013, all of which were tutored by Anderson.

In 2017, Hofstra returned to the CAA championship game, as the program registered its 28th-straight winning season (27-23) and earned the No. 2 seed in the CAA Tournament. Anderson picked up her first win over a Top 10 opponent as head coach with a 5-2 victory over No. 10 James Madison. Under Anderson’s direction, Cornell was named first-team NFCA All-Northeast Region as a rookie, while also earning a spot on the All-CAA second team and All-Rookie team.

The Pride posted another winning record in her second season (24-22) and had six student-athletes earn CAA postseason honors and two garner NFCA All-Northeast Region recognition.

In her first season as the storied program’s head coach in 2015, Anderson led Hofstra to the CAA championship and an NCAA Tournament berth, guiding Hofstra to a 38-14-1 record and a spot in the NCAA Gainesville Regional.

Anderson and her assistants were named the NFCA Northeast Region’s Coaching Staff of the Year after Hofstra posted a collective 2.05 ERA, smashed 56 home runs and out-scored opponents, 277-129.

Anderson has been part of eight NFCA Regional Coaching Staff of the Year award winners, including seven as an assistant or associate head coach and one as the head coach. In 17 seasons at Hofstra, she helped the Pride to a 610-267-2 (.695) record). Before taking over as head coach from Hall of Famer Bill Edwards, Anderson spent 13 seasons on the Hofstra staff as an assistant, including the last 10 as the associate head coach, helping the program to 10 NCAA Tournament appearances and 10 CAA titles. As associate head coach, she helped Hofstra win 24 NCAA Tournament games and make six appearances in the regional finals.

Under Anderson’s guidance, Hofstra hurlers won nine CAA Pitcher of the Year awards in 10 seasons, including four consecutive wins by Olivia Galati from 2010-13 and three from Kayleigh Lotti from 2007-09. Galati was twice named an All-America by the NFCA and was the program’s first-ever first-team pick in 2012 after leading Division I with a 0.95 ERA and a 34-7 record. Anderson helped guide Galati to a NCAA-best 40 wins and 22 shutouts in 2013.

A hallmark of the Hofstra Softball program during Anderson’s tenure was the Pride’s stellar defense. From 2008-13, Hofstra regularly ranked among the nation’s elite in fielding percentage as the Pride was among the Top 20 nationally in five of those seasons. Hofstra ranked first in Division I in fielding percentage during the 2011 season and was fourth in 2008 and 2010, and 16th in 2012 and 2013. Her 2018 team currently ranks sixth nationally with an .979 mark.

An active NFCA member, she chaired its Ethics Committee from 2009-13, and currently serves as its Fourth Vice President on the NFCA executive board and as a member of the NFCA Recruiting Committee and the NFCA Hall of Fame Committee.

Prior to joining the Hofstra staff, Anderson served as an assistant coach for two seasons at LIU Post, where she helped the Pioneers to a combined 75-33 record, including a school-record 42 wins during the 2000 season. She assisted in all facets of the program at LIU Post and was in charge of coaching the pitchers and catchers. Her efforts helped the Pioneers to the 13th-best team earned run average in Division II (1.11) in 2001. She was also part of a C.W. Post staff that received the Northeast Region Division II Coaching Staff of the Year award from the NFCA in 2000.

Anderson spent one season as an assistant coach at Gannon University in 1998, after being named a regional All-American outfielder in 1997. She graduated from Gannon in 1997 with a bachelor’s of science degree in therapeutic recreation.

She is married to former Hofstra Baseball Coach Patrick Anderson, who manages the Washington Nationals Class-A short season affiliate the Auburn Doubledays of the New York-Penn League.

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COACHING STAFFANDERSON YEAR-BY-YEAR

Year W L Pct. NCAA App.Associate Head Coach - Hofstra2005 43 16 .725 Tuscaloosa Regional (2-2)2006 37 20 .649 Hofstra Regional (1-2)2007 41 15 .732 Hempstead Regional (1-2)2008 45 13 .776 Tucson Regional (2-2)2009 26 21 .553 N/A2010 45 12 .789 Tucson Regional (2-2)2011 40 13 .755 N/A2012 42 15 .737 LA Regional/Tampa Bay Super

(3-0 / 1-2)2013 46 13 .780 Columbia Regional (3-2)2014 34 15 .694 Norman Regional (1-2)Totals 399 153 .722 8 Regionals, 1 Super

Head Coach - Hofstra2015 38 14 .726 Gainesville Regional (1-2)2016 24 22 .522 N/A2017 27 23 .540 N/A2018 41 14 .745 Columbia Regional (1-2)Totals 130 73 .640 2 Regionals

Head Coach - Missouri2019 35 25 .583 Los Angeles Regional (3-2)Totals 35 25 .583 1 Regional

ANDERSON’S

RECORD BY OPPONENT

TEAM W LAlabama 0 3Arizona State 1 0Auburn 0 1Bethune-Cookman 1 0Binghamton 4 0Boston College 1 0Boston University 1 0Bradley 2 1BYU 0 1Cal State Fullerton 1 0Central Arkansas 1 1Coastal Carolina 1 0College of Charleston 7 5Connecticut 3 2Dartmouth 1 0Delaware 9 3Drexel 11 1East Carolina 1 0Elon 10 2Fordham 1 2Florida 0 1Florida A&M 1 0Florida Atlantic 1 3Florida Gulf Coast 2 2FIU 4 0Florida State 1 3Georgia 2 1Idaho State 1 1Illinois 2 0Iona 3 0Indiana State 1 0IUPUI 1 1Iowa 3 0James Madison 5 12Kansas 2 0Kansas City 1 0Kennesaw State 1 0Kentucky 3 0Lehigh 2 0Liberty 0 1LIU Brooklyn 4 1Longwood 2 1Louisiana 0 2Louisville 1 0LSU 0 2Marshall 0 1Massachusetts 2 0McNeese State 1 0Mississippi 1 2Mississippi State 0 3New Mexico State 1 0Northwestern 1 0North Florida 1 0Oklahoma State 0 1Oregon 1 5Oregon State 0 1Pacific 1 1Penn State 2 1Pitt 1 1Rutgers 0 3Saint Louis 2 0SEMO 2 0Seton Hall 3 1SIUE 1 0South Carolina 2 4

Stetson 1 0Stony Brook 2 2St. John’s 3 0St. Joseph’s 1 0Syracuse 1 0Tennessee 1 2Texas A&M 3 0Texas Tech 0 1Towson 8 3Troy 1 0Tulsa 1 1UAB 0 2UCF 0 1UCLA 1 3UNCG 1 0UNCW 11 1USF 0 1Utah 1 0Villanova 1 0Wagner 2 0Washington 0 1Weber State 1 0Wichita State 2 0Wisconsin 0 2Wright State 1 0

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The first hire made by Larissa Anderson when she took over the pro-gram in May 2019, Sara Michalowski-Marino enters her second sea-son as an assistant coach with Mizzou Softball in 2020. Beyond her on-field duties setting the team’s defensive coverages and serving as the liaison to academic services, compliance, equipment and travel, Mi-chalowski-Marino was indispensable in a transition year for the Tigers. Michalowski-Marino served as an assistant coach with Anderson at Hofstra from 2017-18, and was a player for Anderson from 2008-11.

Michalowski-Marino concluded her first season in Mid-Missouri by lead-ing Mizzou to its 13th-consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance. The Ti-gers, who were predicted to finish last in the SEC entering the season, fin-ished tied for fourth in the conference. Mizzou would reach the final of the UCLA Regional, forcing a decisive game seven against eventual national champion UCLA, being the only team to hand UCLA a loss in the postseason. At the conclusion of the year, Michalowski-Marino was honored as the Divi-sion I Easton/NFCA Assistant Coach of the Year in October of 2019.

Michalowski-Marino and Anderson garnered 2018 NFCA Division I North-east Region Coaching Staff of the Year honors for their outstanding cam-paign at Hofstra. The duo helped guide the Pride to a 41-14 record with a Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) championship and a trip to the NCAA Regionals. The impressive 2018 season concluded with a No. 24 rank-ing, marking Hofstra’s first appearance in the national polls since 2013. Michalowski specialized in the development of the Hofstra infielders this past season, as the collective unit achieved two NFCA Northeast All-Region recogni-tions and two All-CAA accolades.

As a team, the 2018 Pride set new all-time program re-cords in total home runs (70), runs scored (334) and RBI (315). Prior to joining the coaching ranks, Michalowski enjoyed a standout four-year playing career with Hofstra (2008-11). She jumped onto the scene with a 2008 First-Team All-CAA freshman campaign, starring both at the plate and in the circle for the Pride. Michalowski concluded her collegiate career with back to back NFCA All-Northeast Region Second-Team honors and a 2011 CAA Player of the Year award.

As one of the Pride’s premier players, Michalowski aided the team to CAA Championships and NCAA Regional appearances in 2008 and 2010. She left the program ranked top-10 in individual career home runs and RBI.

A native of Philadelphia, Pa., Michalowski-Marino lives in Columbia with her husband, Jason, and son Bryce.

CHRIS MALVEAUXASSOCIATE HEAD COACH

Second SeasonTexas A&M, ‘01

Chris Malveaux enters his second season on the Mizzou Softball coaching staff. Head coach Larissa Anderson promoted Malveaux to Associate Head Coach in July 2019, following his instant impact to the program and contributions to the Tigers’ sucess on the field.

Malveaux spent the 2018 season at the University of Kansas as the program’s video coordinator. Prior to joining the Tigers, he brought a combined 17 years of experience as an assistant and head coach at the NCAA Division I level Widely regarded as one of the top hitting instructors in the country, Malveaux oversaw all video capturing and analysis with the Jayhawks in 2018. Prior to his tenure with Kansas, Malveaux served as the associate head coach at Louisiana from 2016-17. It marked his second stint with the Ragin’ Cajuns, as he was also an assistant coach from 2009-11. The 2010 Louisiana staff was selected as the NFCA South Region Coaching Staff of the Year after compiling a 45-18 record, NCAA Super Regional appearance and No. 16 national ranking. In his five combined seasons at Louisiana, Malveaux was a member of five Sun Belt Conference and Tournament Championships, five NCAA Regionals and two NCAA Super Regional bids. Malveaux also served as an assistant coach at Bradley from 2012-15, head coach at McNeese State from 2005-08 and an assistant coach at McNeese from 2002-04. In 2014, he helped guide Bradley to its second all-time Missouri Valley Conference Tournament Championship. As a member of the Braves’ coaching staff, the team tallied nine All-MVC accolades and three NFCA All-Mideast Region award winners. In his first season at the helm of McNeese State, Malveaux led the Cowgirls to the 2005 Southland Conference Tournament Championship and an NCAA Regional appearance. It stands as only one of five all-time SLC Tournament titles and NCAA Tournament appearances in the 29-year history of McNeese State Softball. Over seven combined years as an assistant and head coach at McNeese, Malveaux oversaw 34 All-Southland Conference recipients. Malveaux is a Houston, Texas, native and a 2001 graduate from Texas A&M University. In 2014 he married former Bradley Softball standout Katie Singler. The two have two children, son Gabe and daughter Ellie.

SARA MICHALOWSKI-MARINOASSISTANT COACH

Second SeasonHofstra, ‘11

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MICHAELA TRANSUEVOLUNTEER ASSISTANT

Second SeasonHofsta, ‘18

BRITTANY GRAYGRADUATE ASSISTANT

First SeasonGeorgia, ‘19

DJ SANDERSGRADUATE ASSISTANT

First SeasonLouisiana, ‘19

Michaela Transue is currently in her second season as a member of the Mizzou Softball coaching staff. Transue played for Mizzou head coach Larissa Anderson when the latter was the head coach at Hofstra University.

With the Tigers, Transue works with the outfielders while assisting with hitting. Regarded for her work with hitters, Transue’s tutelage helped Mizzou register 157 extra-base hits in the 2019 – the highest total since the 2011.

A four-year letterwinner at Hofstra, Transue was named to the All-Colonial Athletic Association first team as a redshirt senior in 2018. In 2017, she ap-peared on the top 50 hitters list.

Transue played in 170 games in her career, making 166 starts in the infield. A career .286 hitter, she had 25 doubles, two triples and 18 home runs at Hofstra.

A proven winner, Transue led the Pride to a 137-64-1 record during her play-ing career. Hofstra made three NCAA Tournament appearances over that span, winning CAA titles in 2015 and 2018.

The Chenango Forks, N.Y., native graduated from Hofstra with a master’s degree in sports science in 2018.

DJ Sanders enters her first season with the Mizzou Softball program after a decorated career at Louisiana and Oregon. Sanders will serve as a graduate assistant with the Tigers.

Sanders worked with current associate head coach, Chris Malveaux, when he serves as the associate head coach at Louisiana from 2016-17.

An All-American in 2017, Sanders concluded her collegiate career at Or-egon in 2018. She earned All-Pac 12 and NFCA All-Pacific Region honors while with the Ducks, in addition to a Pac-12 title and a Women’s College World Series appearance.

Sanders is also a member of the Chicago Bandits of the NPF.

Former Georgia pitcher Brittany Gray enters her first season as a member of the Mizzou coaching staff in 2020. Gray will serve as a graduate assistant alongside DJ Sanders.

Gray played four seasons at Georgia, and held a 16-1 record in 2018 before suffering an injury that forced her to miss the remainder of the season.

From 2015-18, Gray led the Bulldogs to a 173-73 record, two Women’s College World Series appearances, a Super Regional appearance, and helped Georgia reached the NCAA Tournament all four years.

Gray was drafted by the Beijing Shougang Eagles of the NPF in 2018.

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KATE MALVEAUXDIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

First SeasonBradley, ‘12

CAMILLE BORDELONATHLETIC TRAINER

First SeasonLSU, ‘11

BRAD RUHANENATHLETIC PERFORMANCE

Third SeasonMichigan Tech ‘06

SUPPORT STAFF

KELSEA ROTHACADEMIC COORDINATOR

Third SeasonMissouri, ‘15

NATE LOWERYSTRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS

First SeasonBoise State, ‘17

COURTNEY SCOTTMARKETINGFirst Season

Stephens College, ‘16

DEVIN KANECREATIVE

Third Season

ARMANI BIBBSUNDERGRADUATE MANAGER

First Season

JJ MORRISONUNDERGRADUATE MANAGER

Third Season

DR. SCOTTA MORTONMENTAL PERFORMANCE

Eighth SeasonMissouri, ‘14

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2019 OVERALL STATISTICS2019 Mizzou Softball

Overall Statistics for Mizzou (as of Feb 03, 2020)(All games Sorted by Batting avg)

Record: 35-25 Home: 13-7 Away: 8-11 Neutral: 14-7 : 12-12

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%

Brooke Wilmes . 3 5 6 60-59 188 43 67 17 2 6 36 106 . 5 6 4 19 9 7 0 . 4 3 4 3 1 6-10 80 62 8 . 9 4 7

Abby George . 3 5 6 37-16 45 10 16 0 0 0 4 16 . 3 5 6 0 0 3 0 . 3 5 6 0 1 6-10 10 0 1 . 9 0 9

Gabby Garrison . 3 4 6 37-5 26 16 9 1 1 0 3 12 . 4 6 2 4 0 5 0 . 4 3 3 0 0 9-11 4 0 0 1.000

Jazmyn Rollin . 3 3 1 55-44 139 43 46 10 0 10 41 86 . 6 1 9 25 6 31 0 . 4 4 8 2 0 17-20 61 69 14 . 9 0 3

Regan Nash . 3 0 8 59-57 159 22 49 3 2 0 11 56 . 3 5 2 22 3 14 0 . 4 0 0 1 15 16-20 74 4 2 . 9 7 5

Hatti Moore . 3 0 7 60-60 166 40 51 7 0 10 41 88 . 5 3 0 23 2 24 0 . 3 9 4 2 3 6-6 300 29 2 . 9 9 4

Geana Torres . 2 9 4 39-29 68 9 20 5 0 4 13 37 . 5 4 4 17 0 22 0 . 4 3 5 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

Delaney McDannold . 2 8 6 22-7 14 9 4 0 0 0 0 4 . 2 8 6 0 0 3 0 . 2 8 6 0 1 3-3 6 0 0 1.000

Kara Decker . 2 7 2 45-27 81 4 22 6 0 1 14 31 . 3 8 3 11 0 15 2 . 3 5 9 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000

Kim Wert . 2 5 9 60-60 185 32 48 7 0 19 48 112 . 6 0 5 17 4 45 1 . 3 3 5 0 0 0-0 60 104 11 . 9 3 7

Kolby Romaine . 2 5 4 58-56 173 17 44 15 1 5 28 76 . 4 3 9 8 3 11 2 . 2 9 4 3 2 0-0 374 15 9 . 9 7 7

Danie Garrison . 2 5 0 27-3 8 12 2 0 0 0 2 2 . 2 5 0 0 0 1 0 . 2 5 0 0 1 8-9 4 2 0 1.000

Emma Raabe . 2 4 4 33-7 41 6 10 2 0 2 10 18 . 4 3 9 3 1 15 0 . 3 0 4 1 0 0-0 37 0 0 1.000

Callie Martin . 2 3 7 55-55 131 26 31 10 0 3 18 50 . 3 8 2 20 2 27 1 . 3 4 6 0 3 2-2 58 3 2 . 9 6 8

Kendyll Bailey . 1 9 6 56-55 143 19 28 4 0 4 12 44 . 3 0 8 21 2 17 0 . 3 0 5 1 3 0-0 93 98 10 . 9 5 0

Tajiah Ellison . 0 0 0 16-0 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 1 0 0 1.000

Cosette Tomita . 0 0 0 3-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

Alexis Burks . 0 0 0 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

Caitlin Fogue . 0 0 0 1-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

Totals . 2 8 4 60 1574 313 447 87 6 64 281 738 . 4 6 9 190 32 243 6 . 3 7 0 13 30 75-93 1172 492 61 . 9 6 5

Opponents . 2 5 2 60 1517 239 383 54 8 52 220 609 . 4 0 1 176 25 278 12 . 3 3 8 10 26 26-38 1149 451 86 . 9 4 9

LOB - Team (383), Opp (347). DPs turned - Team (22), Opp (22). CI - Team (1), Moore 1, Opp (3). IBB - Team (3), Rollin 2,Wert 1, Opp (2). Picked off - Wert 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha

Eli Daniel 2 . 7 1 2-5 32 4 0 0/2 11 64.2 51 35 25 24 64 13 0 6 . 2 1 2 4 7 0 2 5Madi Norman 2 . 9 8 19-11 38 35 11 4/3 1 183.0 184 106 78 63 141 22 5 23 . 2 5 3 7 12 0 4 7Cassie Gasper 3 . 2 7 13-7 32 19 6 3/4 1 109.1 107 63 51 66 51 14 1 15 . 2 6 0 7 3 0 2 11Nalani Scates 4 . 1 1 1-0 5 1 1 1/0 0 15.1 12 10 9 7 11 1 0 3 . 2 1 4 3 1 0 2 2Summer Shockley 6 . 4 6 0-0 6 0 0 0/1 0 8.2 9 8 8 4 6 0 1 3 . 2 6 5 1 1 0 0 0Baleigh Koester 10.14 0-2 6 1 0 0/1 0 9.2 20 17 14 12 5 4 1 2 . 4 2 6 0 1 0 0 1Totals 3 . 3 1 35-25 60 60 18 13/5 13 390.2 383 239 185 176 278 54 8 52 . 2 5 2 22 25 0 10 26

Opponents 4 . 4 0 25-35 60 60 18 3/1 4 383.0 447 313 241 190 243 87 6 64 . 2 8 4 37 32 0 13 30

PB - Team (5), Moore 5, Opp (10). Pickoffs - Team (3), Moore 2, Norman 1, Opp (1). SBA/ATT - Moore (26-38), Norman (16-22),Gasper (7-11), Daniel (3-4), Koester (0-1).

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2019 CONFERENCE STATISTICS2019 Mizzou Softball

Conference statistics for Mizzou (as of Feb 03, 2020)( games only Sorted by Batting avg)

Record: 12-12 Home: 8-4 Away: 4-8 : 12-12

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%

Brooke Wilmes . 3 6 6 24-24 82 14 30 7 1 3 15 48 . 5 8 5 7 2 3 0 . 4 2 9 0 1 0-2 36 8 0 1.000

Kara Decker . 2 8 9 19-12 38 0 11 3 0 0 7 14 . 3 6 8 4 0 6 0 . 3 5 7 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

Regan Nash . 2 7 4 24-24 62 10 17 1 0 0 5 18 . 2 9 0 13 1 6 0 . 4 0 8 0 6 7-8 28 1 0 1.000

Geana Torres . 2 6 9 13-10 26 3 7 1 0 1 4 11 . 4 2 3 9 0 10 0 . 4 5 7 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

Kim Wert . 2 5 7 24-24 74 13 19 3 0 7 19 43 . 5 8 1 9 3 14 0 . 3 6 0 0 0 0-0 27 45 3 . 9 6 0

Hatti Moore . 2 4 6 24-24 69 17 17 0 0 3 9 26 . 3 7 7 10 1 13 0 . 3 4 6 1 0 3-3 115 9 1 . 9 9 2

Jazmyn Rollin . 2 3 2 24-24 69 17 16 2 0 5 17 33 . 4 7 8 15 4 17 0 . 3 9 3 1 0 6-9 35 33 7 . 9 0 7

Kendyll Bailey . 2 1 4 23-22 56 8 12 2 0 3 10 23 . 4 1 1 9 1 7 0 . 3 2 8 1 1 0-0 40 47 4 . 9 5 6

Kolby Romaine . 2 1 1 23-22 71 5 15 3 1 1 8 23 . 3 2 4 3 0 5 0 . 2 4 3 0 2 0-0 154 2 6 . 9 6 3

Emma Raabe . 2 0 0 11-4 15 2 3 1 0 2 3 10 . 6 6 7 1 0 6 0 . 2 3 5 1 0 0-0 19 0 0 1.000

Callie Martin . 1 9 7 24-24 61 10 12 4 0 0 6 16 . 2 6 2 6 1 15 0 . 2 7 9 0 1 0-0 18 3 2 . 9 1 3

Abby George . 1 6 7 10-2 6 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 . 1 6 7 0 0 2 0 . 1 6 7 0 0 0-1 3 0 1 . 7 5 0

Gabby Garrison . 0 0 0 16-0 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 . 3 3 3 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

Tajiah Ellison . 0 0 0 3-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

Delaney McDannold . 0 0 0 7-0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

Danie Garrison . 0 0 0 9-0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

Totals . 2 5 4 24 631 114 160 27 2 25 104 266 . 4 2 2 87 13 104 0 . 3 5 4 4 11 19-26 480 199 24 . 9 6 6

Opponents . 2 8 2 24 641 125 181 32 4 33 116 320 . 4 9 9 83 16 104 3 . 3 7 6 4 12 12-13 478 190 34 . 9 5 2

LOB - Team (155), Opp (151). DPs turned - Team (11), Opp (10). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (2), Wert 1, Rollin 1, Opp(2).

( games only Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha

Eli Daniel 2 . 5 7 1-1 13 0 0 0/0 4 30.0 23 13 11 9 24 7 0 3 . 2 0 7 2 6 0 1 1Cassie Gasper 3 . 9 9 5-4 14 7 3 1/1 0 47.1 46 33 27 33 19 9 0 11 . 2 5 4 2 2 0 1 4Madi Norman 4 . 9 0 6-6 18 16 3 0/1 1 75.2 97 62 53 33 57 14 2 15 . 3 0 7 1 7 0 2 5Nalani Scates 8 . 4 0 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 3.1 4 4 4 2 3 0 0 2 . 2 8 6 1 0 0 0 1Summer Shockley 14.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 2 2 2 0 1 0 1 1 . 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Baleigh Koester 28.88 0-1 2 1 0 0/0 0 2.2 9 11 11 6 0 2 1 1 . 6 4 3 0 1 0 0 1Totals 4 . 7 2 12-12 24 24 6 2/1 5 160.0 181 125 108 83 104 32 4 33 . 2 8 2 7 16 0 4 12

Opponents 3 . 8 7 12-12 24 24 7 2/1 4 159.1 160 114 88 87 104 27 2 25 . 2 5 4 12 13 0 4 11

PB - Team (2), Moore 2, Opp (5). Pickoffs - Team (1), Moore 1. SBA/ATT - Moore (12-13), Norman (7-8), Gasper (4-4), Daniel(1-1).

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2019 GAME RESULTS2019 Mizzou Softball

Game Results for Mizzou (as of Feb 03, 2020)(All games)

Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Pitcher of record Attend TimeFeb 08, 2019 vs Utah W 9-0 6 1-0-0 0-0-0 Norman (W 1-0) 1 5 0 1:50Feb 08, 2019 at #12 Arizona State W 8-0 5 2-0-0 0-0-0 Gasper (W 1-0) 8 8 7 1:40Feb 09, 2019 vs #25 Oregon L 1-6 7 2-1-0 0-0-0 Daniel (L 0-1) 1 4 5 2:30Feb 09, 2019 vs Oregon State L 3-4 (8) 2-2-0 0-0-0 Norman (L 1-1) 2 0 0 2:10Feb 10, 2019 vs Kansas W 3-2 7 3-2-0 0-0-0 Norman (W 2-1) 1 5 7 2:19Feb 15, 2019 vs Villanova W 7-0 7 4-2-0 0-0-0 Gasper (W 2-0) 2 0 0 1:50Feb 15, 2019 vs Troy W 6-0 7 5-2-0 0-0-0 Norman (W 3-1) 2 0 7 1:45Feb 16, 2019 vs UMass W 5-0 7 6-2-0 0-0-0 Scates (W 1-0) 1 5 0 1:43Feb 16, 2019 vs Iowa W 9-1 6 7-2-0 0-0-0 Norman (W 2-0) 0 1:51Feb 17, 2019 vs Kansas W 12-0 5 8-2-0 0-0-0 Gasper (W 3-0) 8 8 1:51Feb 21, 2019 vs BYU L 3-7 7 8-3-0 0-0-0 Gasper (L 3-1) 3 5 0 2:50Feb 22, 2019 vs #2 UCLA L 3-11 6 8-4-0 0-0-0 Norman (L 4-2) 1 2 9 2:28Feb 23, 2019 vs #5 Washington L 3-6 7 8-5-0 0-0-0 Gasper (L 3-2) 4 0 0 2:25Feb 23, 2019 vs New Mexico State W 15-0 5 9-5-0 0-0-0 Norman (W 5-2) 3 0 0 1:50Mar 01, 2019 at Louisville L 3-5 7 9-6-0 0-0-0 Koester (L 0-1) 0 2:04Mar 01, 2019 vs IUPUI W 11-3 5 10-6-0 0-0-0 Daniel (W 1-1) 2 0 2 1:45Mar 02, 2019 vs IUPUI L 8-9 (9) 10-7-0 0-0-0 Daniel (L 1-2) 2 1 9 2:37Mar 02, 2019 vs Indiana State W 11-1 5 11-7-0 0-0-0 Norman (W 6-2) 2 1 9 1:31

* Mar 08, 2019 at #5 Alabama-1 L 1-3 7 11-8-0 0-1-0 Norman (L 6-3) - 1:57* Mar 08, 2019 at #5 Alabama-2 L 8-14 7 11-9-0 0-2-0 Koester (L 0-2) 2 5 8 3 2:50* Mar 10, 2019 at #5 Alabama L 5-11 7 11-10-0 0-3-0 Norman (L 6-4) 2 5 7 5 2:24* Mar 15, 2019 #8 GEORGIA L 0-1 7 11-11-0 0-4-0 Norman (L 6-5) 8 1 4 1:52* Mar 16, 2019 #8 GEORGIA W 7-3 7 12-11-0 1-4-0 Gasper (W 4-2) 1 2 7 1 2:11* Mar 17, 2019 #8 GEORGIA W 8-7 7 13-11-0 2-4-0 Daniel (W 2-2) 1 0 2 7 2:24

Mar 20, 2019 BRADLEY L 1-8 7 13-12-0 2-4-0 Gasper (L 4-3) 7 8 1 2:20* Mar 22, 2019 at #13 Kentucky W 10-8 (8) 14-12-0 3-4-0 Gasper (W 5-3) 7 1 8 3:09* Mar 23, 2019 at #13 Kentucky W 11-8 7 15-12-0 4-4-0 Gasper (W 6-3) 1 0 1 0 2:41* Mar 24, 2019 at #13 Kentucky W 8-4 7 16-12-0 5-4-0 Norman (W 7-5) 1 0 7 8 2:26* Mar 31, 2019 #5 TENNESSEE-1 W 5-4 7 17-12-0 6-4-0 Norman (W 8-5) - 2:42* Mar 31, 2019 #5 TENNESSEE-2 L 1-2 7 17-13-0 6-5-0 Gasper (L 6-4) 1 0 3 7 2:14* Apr 01, 2019 #5 TENNESSEE L 3-9 7 17-14-0 6-6-0 Norman (L 8-6) 8 7 3 2:42

Apr 03, 2019 at Wichita State-1 W 7-1 7 18-14-0 6-6-0 Norman (W 9-6) 3 5 0 2:15Apr 03, 2019 at Wichita State-2 W 7-3 7 19-14-0 6-6-0 Gasper (W 6-4) 3 6 4 2:12Apr 05, 2019 PITTSBURGH W 9-2 7 20-14-0 6-6-0 Gasper (W 8-4) 8 4 9 2:23Apr 06, 2019 PITTSBURGH L 4-5 7 20-15-0 6-6-0 Daniel (L 2-3) 0 2:40Apr 06, 2019 OREGON L 1-4 7 20-16-0 6-6-0 Norman (L 9-7) 2 0 0 0 2:10Apr 07, 2019 OREGON W 8-0 5 21-16-0 6-6-0 Norman (W 10-7) 1 1 3 7 1:40Apr 09, 2019 vs Illinois-1 W 2-0 7 22-16-0 6-6-0 Norman (W 11-7) - 1:40Apr 09, 2019 vs Illinois-2 W 3-2 7 23-16-0 6-6-0 Gasper (W 9-4) 2 5 1 1:53

* Apr 12, 2019 at #17 Ole Miss-1 L 5-7 (8) 23-17-0 6-7-0 Daniel (L 2-4) 4 7 2 2:24* Apr 12, 2019 at #17 Ole Miss-2 L 0-1 7 23-18-0 6-8-0 Gasper (L 9-5) 6 2 7 1:27* Apr 14, 2019 at #17 Ole Miss W 5-2 7 24-18-0 7-8-0 Gasper (W 4-2) 3 9 3 2:36* Apr 18, 2019 TEXAS A&M W 4-3 7 25-18-0 8-8-0 Norman (W 12-7) 9 8 6 2:10* Apr 19, 2019 TEXAS A&M W 8-0 5 26-18-0 9-8-0 Gasper (W 11-5) 1 0 4 9 1:25* Apr 20, 2019 TEXAS A&M W 4-0 7 27-18-0 10-8-0 Norman (W 13-7) 1 7 0 6 2:06

Apr 23, 2019 SEMO-1 W 4-3 7 28-18-0 10-8-0 Norman (W 14-7) - 1:40Apr 23, 2019 SEMO-2 W 4-1 7 29-18-0 10-8-0 Gasper (W 11-5) 8 3 6 2:00

* Apr 26, 2019 at Mississippi State L 3-8 7 29-19-0 10-9-0 Norman (L 14-8) 2 7 6 2:18* Apr 27, 2019 at Mississippi State L 3-6 7 29-20-0 10-10-0 Gasper (L 12-6) 5 8 6 2:16* Apr 28, 2019 at Mississippi State L 2-10 5 29-21-0 10-11-0 Gasper (L 12-7) 5 0 3 2:05

May 01, 2019 UMKC W 8-0 6 30-21-0 10-11-0 Norman (W 15-8) 8 2 0 1:50* May 03, 2019 #16 SOUTH CAROLINA W 4-3 7 31-21-0 11-11-0 Norman (W 16-8) 9 7 0 2:35* May 04, 2019 #16 SOUTH CAROLINA W 7-6 (8) 32-21-0 12-11-0 Norman (W 17-8) 1 2 0 0 3:07* May 05, 2019 #16 SOUTH CAROLINA L 2-5 7 32-22-0 12-12-0 Norman (L 17-9) 1 6 1 1 2:50

May 08, 2019 vs #24 Auburn L 0-3 7 32-23-0 12-12-0 NORMAN (L 17-10) 1 5 7 9 1:55May 17, 2019 vs Cal State Fullerton W 7-4 7 33-23-0 12-12-0 NORMAN (W 18-10) 0 2:14May 18, 2019 at #2 UCLA L 1-9 5 33-24-0 12-12-0 NORMAN (L 18-11) 0 1:34May 18, 2019 vs Weber State W 7-0 7 34-24-0 12-12-0 GASPER (W 13-7) 1 1 3 6 2:29May 19, 2019 at #2 UCLA W 5-1 7 35-24-0 12-12-0 Norman (W 19-11) 0 2:23

^ May 19, 2019 at #2 UCLA L 1-13 5 35-25-0 12-12-0 Daniel (L 2-5) 8 7 2 1:50

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Ashley Fleming2011 Second Team 2012 Second Team

Chelsea Thomas2011 First Team 2012 First Team 2013 First Team

Lisa Burke1980 NFCA

Karen Sweet1983 NFCA

Teresa Wilson1983 NFCA

Kris Schmidt1986 NFCA

Karen Snelgrove1990 NFCA

Karen Persinger1995 NSCA

Mary Babb1997 NSCA

Barb Wright1997 First Team

Wendy Harrison1998 NFCA

Kim Slover1999 NSCA

Stacy Gemeinhardt2000 NSCA

Karen Williams2001 NFCA

Erin Erickson2001 NSCA

Melanie Fisher2001 NFCA

Rachel McGinnis2003 Third Team

Rhea Taylor2008 Second Team 2010 Third Team 2011 Third Team

Marla Schweisberger2009 Second Team

Lindsey Ubrun2009 Second Team

Taylor Gadbois2014 Third Team

Emily Crane2016 First Team

Sami Fagan2016 Third Team

ALL-AMERICANS

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ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL / TEAM HONORSTop Hitter1978............. Pat Burckhardt ........................... (.355)1979............. Deb Degreeff ............................. (.327)1980............. Lisa Burke .................................. (.320)1981............. Kris Bullock ................................ (.312)1982............. Karen Sweet .............................. (.291)1983............. Terry Schweikert ........................ (.333)1984............. Terry Schweikert ........................ (.266)1985............. Dana Cammarata ....................... (.268)1986............. Kris Schmidt ............................... (.360)1988............. Kris Schmidt ............................... (.410)1989............. Julie Link .................................... (.319)1990............. Jill Brent .................................... (.295)1991............. Brenda Paskiewicz ..................... (.379)1992............. Shawn Way ............................... (.358)1993............. Terri Young ................................. (.336)1994............. Gina Anderson ........................... (.352)1995............. Mary Babb ................................. (.399)1996............. Kim Slover .................................. (.363)1997............. Kim Slover .................................. (.379)1998............. Wendy Harrison ......................... (.374)1999............. Shawna Robinson ...................... (.376)2000............. Sara Vassmer ............................. (.336)2001............. Karen Williams .......................... (.429)2002............. Rachael McGinnis ...................... (.379)2003............. Rachael McGinnis ...................... (.384)2004............. Morgan LeCluyse ....................... (.259)2005............. Micaela Minner ......................... (.388)2006............. Jen Bruck .................................... (.387)2007............. Micaela Minner .......................... (.366)2008............. Rhea Taylor ................................. (.402)2009............. Rhea Taylor ................................. (.404)2010............. Rhea Taylor ................................. (.452)2011............. Ashley Fleming ........................... (.356)2012............. Ashley Fleming ........................... (.365)2013............. Emily Crane ................................ (.376)2014............. Taylor Gadbois ............................ (.421)2015............. Sami Fagan ................................. (.368)2016............. Sami Fagan ................................. (.434)2017............. Regan Nash ................................ (.340)2018............. Amanda Sanchez ........................ (.374)2019............. Brooke Wilmes ........................... (.356)

Phillips 66/Classroom ChampionsBrenda Paszkiewicz .................................... 1989, ‘91Tammy Tuley ...................................................... 1989Jill Brent .............................................. 1990, ‘91, ‘92Karen Snelgrove .................................. 1990, ‘91, ‘92Christe Boen ...................................................... 1993Brandi Resa ....................................................... 1993Gina Anderson............................................ 1994, ‘95Karen Persinger ................................................. 1994Stacy Bailey....................................................... 1995Ashley Woodall ................................................. 1996Barb Wright ....................................................... 1996Karen Williams.................................................. 2000Sara Vassmer .................................................... 2000

All-Midwest RegionLisa Burke ................................................... 1980, ‘82Teresa Wilson ............................................ 1981, ‘83Karen Sweet...................................................... 1983Kris Schmidt ............................................... 1986, ‘88Julie Link .................................................... 1988, ‘89Michelle Phalen ................................................ 1988Karen Snelgrove .................................. 1990, ‘91, ‘92

Karen Schneider ................................................ 1992Shawn Way ....................................................... 1992Christie Boen .............................................. 1994, ‘95Tiffany Heick...................................................... 1994Dana Way .......................................................... 1994Gina Anderson................................................... 1994Kacey Marshall ................................................. 1995Stacy Bailey....................................................... 1995Barb Wright ................................................ 1996, ‘97Mary Babb ......................................................... 1997Jamie Lowry ...................................................... 1997Stacy Gemeinhardt.............................. 1998, ‘99, ‘00Wendy Harrison ................................................ 1998Shawna Robinson ............................................. 1999Kim Slover ......................................................... 1999Linda Swarts ..................................................... 2000Karen Williams.................................................. 2001Melanie Fisher ........................................... 2001, ‘02Rachael McGinnis ...................................... 2001, ‘02Micaela Minner................................... 2005, ‘07, ‘09Leanne Bowers.................................................. 2007Amanda Renth............................................ 2007, ‘08Jen Bruck........................................................... 2008Andee Allen....................................................... 2008Rhea Taylor ................................... 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11Stacy Delaney ............................................ 2008, ‘09Lindsey Ubrun.................................................... 2009Marla Schweisberger........................................ 2009Ashley Fleming .................................... 2010, ‘11, ‘12Jenna Marston .................................................. 2010Nicole Hudson ............................................ 2011, ‘12Chelsea Thomas ......................................... 2011, ‘12

NFCA All-Southeast RegionKelsea Roth ................................................ 2013, ‘15Nicole Hudson ................................................... 2013Jenna Marston .................................................. 2013Chelsea Thomas ................................................ 2013Angela Randazzo ............................................... 2014Tori Finucane ..................................................... 2014Taylor Gadbois ............................................ 2014, ‘16Emily Crane .......................................... 2014, ‘15 ‘16Chloe Rathburn.................................................. 2016Sami Fagan........................................................ 2016Kirsten Mack ..................................................... 2017Kolby Romaine .................................................. 2018Cayla Kessinger................................................. 2018Brooke Wilmes .................................................. 2019Madi Norman .................................................... 2019

NFCA National Assistant Coach of the YearSara Michalowski-Marino ................................ 2019

Midwest Region Coach of the YearJay Miller ................................................... 1994, ‘97

Midwest Region Staff of the YearMissouri .............................................. 2009, ‘10, ‘12

NCAA Regional All-Tournament TeamStacy Bailey....................................................... 1997Kim Slover .................................................. 1997, ‘99Wendy Harrison ................................................ 1999Stephanie Falk................................................... 1999Shawna Robinson ............................................. 1999

CoSIDA Academic All-DistrictCindy Tate .......................................................... 1983Donna Sanitate ................................................. 1985Sue Pyles ........................................................... 1988Tammy Tuley ...................................................... 1989Brenda Paszkiewicz .................................... 1990, ‘91Jill Brent ..................................................... 1991, ‘92Karen Snelgrove ................................................ 1991Brandi Resa ....................................................... 1993Gina Anderson................................................... 1996Stacy Gemeinhardt..................................... 1998, ‘00Ingrid Werner .................................................... 2002Leanne Bowers.................................................. 2007Kathy Masterson ............................................... 2007Amanda Renth................................................... 2008Lindsey Ubrun.................................................... 2009Marla Schweisberger........................................ 2010Ashley Fleming ........................................... 2011, ‘12Jenna Marston .................................... 2011, ‘12, ‘13Chelsea Thomas ......................................... 2012, ‘13Mackenzie Sykes............................................... 2013Emily Crane ....................................................... 2016Kirsten Mack ..................................................... 2017Kara Decker ....................................................... 2019

CoSIDA Academic All-AmericanCindy Tate .......................................1983 (First Team)Donna Sanitate ...............1985 (Honorable Mention)Suzanne Pyles .............................. 1988 (Third Team)Jill Brent ....................................... 1991 (Third Team) .......... 1992 (Third Team)Brenda Paszkiewicz ...................... 1991 (Third Team)Karen Snelgrove .............................1991 (First Team)Leanne Bowers............................. 2007 (Third Team)Kathy Masterson .......................2007 (Second Team)Lindsey Ubrun............................... 2009 (Third Team)Ashley Fleming ..........................2012 (Second Team)Jenna Marston ...............................2012 (First Team) ...............................2013 (First Team)Chelsea Thomas ........................2012 (Second Team) ..............................2013 (First Team)Emily Crane ....................................2016 (First Team)Kirsten Mack .............................2017 (Second Team)Kara Decker .................................. 2019 (Third Team)

All-Big Eight ConferenceKris Schmidt ........................................ 1986, ‘87, ‘88Julie Link ........................................................... 1989Brenda Paszkiewicz .................................... 1989, ‘91Jill Brent .............................................. 1990, ‘91, ‘92Karen Snelgrove .................................. 1990, ‘91, ‘92Monica Marks ................................................... 1990Tiffany Heick................................. 1992, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95Kellie Leach ....................................................... 1992Brandi Resa ................................................ 1992, ‘93Karen Schneider ................................................ 1992Dana Way ............................................ 1992, ‘93, ‘94Shawn Way ....................................................... 1992Christe Boen ........................................ 1993, ‘94, ‘95Janie Lanis ................................................. 1993, ‘94Kacey Marshall ................................... 1993, ‘94, ‘95Terri Young ................................................. 1993, ‘94Gina Anderson............................................ 1994, ‘95Brandi Jones .............................................. 1994, ‘95Barb Wright ................................................ 1994, ‘95Mary Babb .................................................. 1994, ‘95

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ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL / TEAM HONORSAll-Big Eight Conference (cont.)Barb Wright ................................................ 1994, ‘95Mary Babb .................................................. 1994, ‘95Karen Persinger .......................................... 1994, ‘95Stacy Bailey....................................................... 1995Kim Ashley ........................................................ 1995Nikki Herman..................................................... 1995

Big Eight All-TournamentMary French ...................................................... 1977Janet Long......................................................... 1977Lisa Burke ............................................ 1979, ‘80, ‘82Debbie DeGreef.......................................... 1979, ‘80Sherri Batz ......................................................... 1980Teresa Wilson ............................................ 1980, ‘82Peg Bax.............................................................. 1981Kris Bullock........................................................ 1982Karen Kietzman ................................................. 1983Donna Sanitate ................................................. 1983Dana Cammarata .............................................. 1984Rhonda Claytor .................................................. 1984Vicki Grills ......................................................... 1985Kris Bangert....................................................... 1989Karen Snelgrove .................................. 1989, ‘90, ‘91Jill Brent ..................................................... 1990, ‘92Shawn Way ......................................... 1990, ‘91, ‘92Karen Schneider ................................................ 1991

Academic All-Big EightDonna Sanitate ................................................. 1984Judy Scheer....................................................... 1984Vicki Grills ......................................................... 1985Rhonda Claytor .................................................. 1986Michelle Phalen ................................................ 1988Kris Schmidt ...................................................... 1988Brenda Paszkiewicz ............................. 1989, ‘90, ‘91Tammy Tuley ...................................................... 1989Jill Brent .............................................. 1990, ‘91, ‘92Karen Snelgrove .................................. 1990, ‘91, ‘92Gina Anderson............................................ 1993, ‘95Dalene Bails ...................................................... 1993Christe Boen ............................................... 1993, ‘94Brandi Jones ....................................... 1993, ‘94, ‘95Karen Persinger ................................... 1993, ‘94, ‘95Brandi Resa ....................................................... 1993Dana Way .......................................................... 1993Kim Ashley ........................................................ 1994Tiffany Heick...................................................... 1995Barb Wright ....................................................... 1995Nicky Smith ....................................................... 1995

Big Eight Coach of the YearJay Miller ................................................... 1990, ‘91

Big Eight Player of the WeekJulie Link .................................................... 1986, ‘88Karen Schneider ................. 1989, 1990, twice in ‘92Monica Marks ................................................... 1990Kellie Leech ....................................................... 1991Rechelle Johnson .............................................. 1992Gina Anderson......................................... 1993, 1994Tiffany Heick............................................ 1993, 1994Terri Young ........................................................ 1993Dana Way ............................................ twice in 1994Karen Persinger ....................................... 1994, 1995Mary Babb ......................................................... 1995Stacy Bailey....................................................... 1995

Big Eight Pitcher of the WeekKaren Snelgrove ........................... 1989, 1990, 1992Kacey Marshall ....................................... 1993, 1994Christe Boen ...................................................... 1994Kacey Marshall ................................................. 1994Barb Wright ....................................................... 1994Stephanie Walston ........................................... 1996

All-Big 12 ConferenceGina Anderson................................................... 1996Karen Persinger ................................................. 1996Kim Slover ............................................. 1996, 97, 99Stacy Bailey................................................. 1996, 97Wendy Harrison .................................... 1996, 98, 99Jamie Lowry .................................... 1996, 97, 98, 99Barb Wright ................................................. 1996, 97Mary Babb ......................................................... 1997Stephanie Falk....................................... 1998, 99, 01Stacy Gemeinhardt...................................... 1998, 99Christy Skouby................................................... 1998Nikki Herman..................................................... 1998Shawna Robinson ............................................. 1999Lindsey Jacoby .................................................. 2000Linda Swarts ..................................................... 2000Sara Vassmer .............................................. 2000, 02Melanie Fisher ............................................ 2001, 02Rachael McGinnis ....................................... 2002, 03Erin Kalka .................................................... 2003, 04Morgan LeCluyse ........................................ 2003, 04Heather Kunkel............................................ 2003, 05Joanne Loethen................................................. 2003Daisy Metlach ................................................... 2003Janessa Roening ............................................... 2005Leanne Bowers.................................................. 2005Kathy Masterson ............................................... 2005Micaela Minner..................................... 2005, 06, 07Amanda Renth................................. 2005, 06, 07, 08Jen Bruck............................................... 2006, 07, 08Julie Silver ........................................................ 2007Andee Allen....................................................... 2008Stacy Delaney ............................................. 2008, 09Lindsey Ubrun.............................................. 2008, 09Rhea Taylor ...................................... 2008, 09, 10, 11Megan Christopher ........................................... 2009Kristin Nottelmann ............................................ 2009Marla Schweisberger........................................ 2009Ashley Fleming ...................................... 2010, 11, 12Nicole Hudson ....................................... 2010, 11, 12Catherine Lee .................................................... 2010Jenna Marston ...................................... 2010, 11, 12Chelsea Thomas .......................................... 2011, 12Abby Vock .......................................................... 2011Kelsea Roth ....................................................... 2012Mackenzie Sykes............................................... 2012

Big 12 All-Tournament TeamStacy Bailey....................................................... 1996Mary Babb ......................................................... 1997Stacy Gemeinhardt................................ 1997, 99, 00Nicky Smith ....................................................... 1997Dara Throneburg ............................................... 2000Barb Wright .............................................1997 (MVP)Erica Peterson ................................................... 2004Morgan LeCluyse .............................................. 2004Heather Kunkel.................................................. 2005Janessa Roening ............................................... 2005Jen Bruck............................................... 2005, 06, 07

Erin Kalka .......................................................... 2005Julie Silver ........................................................ 2007Andee Allen....................................................... 2009Megan Christopher ........................................... 2009Stacy Delaney ................................................... 2009Rhea Taylor .................................................. 2009, 10Chelsea Thomas ......................................2009 (MVP)Ashley Fleming .................................................. 2010Jana Hainey ...................................................... 2010Jenna Marston .................................................. 2010

Academic All-Big 12(*-indicates 4.00 Grade-Point Average)Barb Wright ............................................. 1996, 1997Karen Persinger ................................................. 1996Stacy Bailey....................................................... 1996Gina Anderson................................................... 1996Stephanie Walston ........................................... 1996Ashley Woodall ............................... 1996, 97, 98, 99Amy Farmer ........................................... 1997, 98, 99Stacy Gemeinhardt................................ 1997, 98, 99Stephanie Falk................................. 1998, 99, 00, 01Wendy Harrison .......................................... 1998, 99Christy Skouby............................................. 1998, 99Shayna Snarr ............................................... 1998, 99Jamie Lowry ...................................................... 1999Erin Erickson ...................................................... 1999Karen Williams...................................... 1999, 00, 01Ingrid Werner .................................. 2000, 01, 02, 03Jeni Schellert .................................................... 2003Lindsey Jacoby .................................................. 2001Sara Vassmer .................................................... 2001Samantha Fleeman ........................................... 2004Joanne Loethen........................................... 2004, 06Morgan LeCluyse .............................................. 2004 Leanne Bowers...................................... 2005, 06, 07Heather Kunkel............................................ 2004, 05Kathy Masterson ............................. 2005*, 06*, 07*Erica Peterson ................................................... 2005 Alli Kennewell ............................................. 2006, 07Micaela Minner........................................... 2006, 09Amanda Renth....................................... 2006, 07, 08Janessa Roening ............................................... 2006Sarah Stringer ............................................. 2006, 07Andee Allen......................................... 2007, 08, 09*Alyson Tobyne ................................................... 2007Katie Milles ................................................. 2008, 09Gina Schneider ...................................... 2008, 09, 10Julie Silver .................................................. 2008, 09

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ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL / TEAM HONORSNFCA Golden Shoe AwardTaylor Gadbois ................................................... 2014

NFCA National Player of the WeekMary Babb ............................................. May 4, 1997Chelsea Thomas .................................March 8, 2011Tori Finucane .......................................April 29, 2014Sami Fagan..........................................April 21, 2015Braxton Burnside ..............................March 20, 2017

USA Softball National Player of the WeekJanessa Roening ................................... May 3, 2005Ashley Fleming ...................................... May 4, 2010

April 10, 2012Chelsea Thomas .................................March 8, 2011Tori Finucane .......................................April 29, 2014Braxton Burnside ..............................March 20, 2017

USA Softball National Player of the Year (Top-3)Chelsea Thomas ................................................ 2011

WCWS All-Tournament TeamRhea Taylor ........................................................ 2010Chelsea Thomas ................................................ 2011

NCAA Elite 88Abby Vock .......................................................... 2010

Big 12 Player of the YearBarb Wright ....................................................... 1997

Big 12 Pitcher of the YearChelsea Thomas ......................................... 2011, ‘12

Big 12 Freshman of the YearRhea Taylor ........................................................ 2008

Big 12 Defensive Player of the YearMegan Christopher ........................................... 2011Corrin Genovese ................................................ 2012

Big 12 Coach of the YearJay Miller .......................................................... 1997Ty Singleton ....................................................... 2003Ehren Earleywine ....................................... 2007, ‘11

Big 12 Player of the WeekMary Babb ........................................March 17, 1997

April 8, 1997Wendy Harrison ...............................March 24, 1998Stacy Gemeinhardt................................April 1, 1998

March 7, 2000Rachael McGinnis .................................April 3, 2001

March 5, 2002 Sarah Stringer ..................................... May 11, 2004Micaela Minner..................................March 1, 2005Janessa Roening ................................... May 3, 2005Amanda Renth......................................Feb. 14, 2006

April 29, 2008Jen Bruck..........................................March 28, 2006

May 2, 2006April 1, 2008

Rhea Taylor .........................................March 4, 2008April 22, 2008Feb. 17, 2009

Lindsey Ubrun...................................March 10, 2008Megan Christopher ...............................April 7, 2009Marla Schweisberger..........................April 14, 2009Catherine Lee ......................................April 20, 2010Ashley Fleming ...................................... May 4, 2010

April 10, 2012Nicole Hudson .....................................April 19, 2011

May 10, 2011Lisa Simmons ...................................... May 17, 2011Kelsea Roth ..........................................Feb. 28, 2012

Big 12 Pitcher of the WeekBarb Wright ......................................March 31, 1997

May 5, 1997Stephanie Falk......................................Feb. 16, 1998

March 17, 1999 May 5, 1999

March 14, 2000Ingrid Werner .......................................Feb. 22, 2000Erin Kalka ..............................................April 8, 2003

April 6, 2004May 10, 2005

Erica Peterson ..................................... May 11, 2004Stacy Delaney ..................................March 16, 2009

March 30, 2009 Chelsea Thomas .................................March 9, 2009

March 2, 2010March 8, 2011

March 29, 2011 April 12, 2011April 19, 2011

May 3, 2011 May 17, 2011Feb. 28, 2012

April 13, 2012 April 10, 2012May 15, 2012

All-SECChelsea Thomas ................................................ 2013Jenna Marston .................................................. 2013Corrin Genovese ................................................ 2014 Tori Finucane .............................................. 2014, ‘15 Emily Crane ................................................ 2015, ‘16Sami Fagan................................................. 2015, ‘16Taylor Gadbois ............................................ 2014, ‘16Regan Nash ....................................................... 2017Cayla Kessinger................................................. 2018Rylee Pierce....................................................... 2018 Kolby Romaine .................................................. 2018Brooke Wilmes .................................................. 2019

All-SEC Freshman TeamTori Finucane ..................................................... 2014Paige Lowary ..................................................... 2015Amanda Sanchez............................................... 2015Regan Nash ....................................................... 2016Braxton Burnside ............................................... 2017Brooke Wilmes .................................................. 2018Jazmyn Rollin .................................................... 2019

SEC All-Tournament TeamJenna Marston .................................................. 2013Kelsea Roth ....................................................... 2013Chelsea Thomas ................................................ 2013

SEC Pitcher of the YearChelsea Thomas ................................................ 2013

SEC Freshman of the YearTori Finucane ..................................................... 2014

SEC Player of the WeekCorrin Genovese ..................................April 28, 2014Nicole Hudson ......................................Feb. 18, 2013Rylee Pierce..........................................Feb. 15, 2016Rylee Pierce...........................................April 9, 2018Brooke Wilmes ...................................... May 6, 2019

SEC Pitcher of the WeekChelsea Thomas ...................................Feb. 18, 2013

Feb. 25, 2013 March 18, 2013

April 22, 2013May 6, 2013

Kelli Schkade.......................................April 14, 2014Tori Finucane .........................................April 7, 2014

April 28, 2014Paige Lowary ........................................Feb. 23, 2015

March 21, 2016

SEC Academic Honor RollBrianna Corwin.................................................. 2013Emily Crane .................................. 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16Alyssa Cousins .................................... 2013, ‘14, ‘15Nicole Hudson ................................................... 2013Kelsi Jones ........................................................ 2013Jenna Marston .................................................. 2013Lindsey Muller................................................... 2013Kelsea Roth ................................................ 2013, ‘15Ashtin Stephens ......................................... 2013, ‘14Mackenzie Sykes............................................... 2013Chelsea Thoams ................................................ 2013Natalie Fleming ............................ 2014, ‘15, ‘16, ‘17Kirsten Mack ................................ 2014, ‘15, ‘16, ‘17Paige Bange ........................................ 2015, ‘17, ‘18Cheyenne Baxter ........................................ 2015, ‘17Sami Fagan................................................. 2015, ‘16Sara Harvey ....................................................... 2015Paige Lowary ..................................................... 2015Angela Randazzo ............................................... 2015Sydney Sprague ......................................... 2015, ‘16Tori Finucane ..................................................... 2016Erin Gilliand ....................................................... 2016Amanda Sanchez................................. 2016, ‘17, ‘18Braxton Burnside ........................................ 2017, ‘18Jolie Duffner ..................................................... 2017Cayla Kessinger.......................................... 2017, ‘18Taylor Kirby ........................................................ 2017Regan Nash ............................................... 2017, ‘18Rylee Pierce................................................ 2017, ‘18Lexi Rampetsreiter ............................................ 2017Kolby Romaine ........................................... 2017, ‘18Cosette Tomita ........................................... 2017, ‘18Raime Cohen ..................................................... 2018Gabby Garrison.................................................. 2018Madi Norman .................................................... 2018

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CAREER PITCHING RECORDS

Appearances Player Years App.1. Stephanie Falk 98-01 1762. Jen Bruck 05-08 1613. Chelsea Thomas 09-13 159 Erin Kalka 02-05 1595. Teresa Wilson 80-83 1496. Barb Wright 94-97 1437. Kacey Marshall 91-95 1378. Madi Norman 16-19 1239. Karen Snelgrove 89-92 12210. Kristin Nottelmann 09-12 113 Christie Boen 92-95 113 Sue Ann Wheeler 87-90 113

Games Player Years CG1. Teresa Wilson 80-83 1182. Stephanie Falk 98-01 1173. Chelsea Thomas 09-13 974. Karen Snelgrove 89-92 895. Barb Weight 94-97 806. Kacey Marshall 91-95 617. Annette Brazier 84-87 598. Erin Kalka 02-05 539. Cindy Tate 80-83 5110. Jen Bruck 05-08 46

Innings Pitched Player Years IP1. Stephanie Falk 98-01 1,006.12. Teresa Wilson 80-83 989.03. Chelsea Thomas 09-13 925.04. Karen Snelgrove 89-92 758.05. Barb Wright 94-97 747.06. Erin Kalka 02-05 740.67. Jen Bruck 05-08 720.18. Kacey Marshall 91-95 673.09. Sue Ann Wheeler 87-90 526.010. Annette Brazier 84-87 507.0

Strikeouts Player Years Ks1. Chelsea Thomas 09-13 1,1742. Teresa Wilson 80-83 8933. Stephanie Falk 98-01 8654. Karen Snelgrove 89-92 7735. Erin Kalka 02-05 7486. Kacey Marshall 91-95 5347. Jen Bruck 05-08 5198. Barb Wright 94-97 4769. Kristin Nottelmann 09-12 42910. Cindy Tate 80-83 344

Shutouts Player Years SHO1. Teresa Wilson 80-83 552. Karen Snelgrove 89-92 513. Chelsea Thomas 09-13 464. Stephanie Falk 98-01 325. Cindy Tate 80-83 276. Jen Bruck 05-08 26 Annette Brazier 84-87 268. Erin Kalka 02-06 229. Sue Ann Wheeler 87-90 2010. Kacey Marshall 91-95 17 Barb Wright 94-97 17 Erin Kalka 02-04 17 Kristin Nottelmann 09-12 17

Wins Player Years Ws1. Chelsea Thomas 09-13 111 Teresa Wilson 80-83 1023. Stephanie Falk 98-01 894. Barb Wright 94-97 78 Karen Snelgrove 89-92 786. Jen Bruck 05-08 777. Kacey Marshall 91-95 678. Erin Kalka 02-06 659. Kristin Nottelmann 09-12 6410. Christie Boen 92-95 51 Sue Ann Wheeler 87-90 51

Earned Run Average Player Years ERA1. Karen Snelgrove 91-95 0.382. Teresa Wilson 80-83 0.473. Karen Sweet 82-83 0.864. Deonne Sederburg 84 0.885. Cindy Tate 80-83 1.026. Heidi Brown 86-89 1.047. Melissa Skow 90-91 1.138. Annette Brazier 84-87 1.19 Lori Shell 84-85 1.1910. Chelsea Thomas 09-13 1.23

Winning Percentage (min. 20 decision) Player Years Pct. Record1. Stacy Delaney 08-09 .837 36-72. Kristin Nottelmann 09-12 .790 64-173. Chelsea Thomas 09-13 .782 111-314. Jana Hainey 07-10 .773 34-105. Paige Lowary 15-16 .741 43-156. Teresa Wilson 80-83 .734 102-377. Melissa Skow 90-91 .731 19-78. Cindy Tate 80-83 .730 46-179. Christie Boen 92-95 .729 51-19 Karen Snelgrove 89-92 .729 78-29

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SINGLE-SEASON PITCHING RECORDSAppearances

Player Year Games1. Erica Peterson 2005 512. Stephanie Falk 2001 503. Jen Bruck 2006 47 Sue Ann Wheeler 1988 475. Erin Kalka 2004 466. Stephanie Falk 1999 457. Chelsea Thomas 2011 44 Jen Bruck 2007 44 Stephanie Falk 2000 44 Teresa Wilson 1982 44

Complete Games Player Year No.1. Teresa Wilson 1982 362. Stephanie Falk 1999 353. Barb Wright 1997 344. Stephanie Falk 2001 33 Teresa Wilson 1981 336. Chelsea Thomas 2011 31 Barb Wright 1996 318. Teresa Wilson 1983 299. Karen Snelgrove 1991 2810. Stephanie Falk 1998 25

Strikeouts Player Year SO1. Chelsea Thomas 2011 3972. Chelsea Thomas 2012 3063. Erin Kalka 2004 2864. Teresa Wilson 1982 2815. Stephanie Falk 2000 2686. Teresa Wilson 1981 2647. Karen Snelgrove 1991 2428. Teresa Wilson 1983 2419. Chelsea Thomas 2013 23210. Stephanie Falk 1999 218

Solo Shutouts Player Year Shutouts1. Teresa Wilson 1982 212. Teresa Wilson 1981 203. Karen Snelgrove 1991 184. Karen Snelgrove 1992 14 Teresa Wilson 1983 146. Chelsea Thomas 2011 13 Stephanie Falk 1999 13 Cindy Tate 1983 139. Sue Ann Wheeler 1988 12 Chelsea Thomas 2012 12

Wins Player Year Wins1. Chelsea Thomas 2011 32 Teresa Wilson 1981 323. Barb Wright 1997 314. Teresa Wilson 1982 295. Chelsea Thomas 2012 27 Stephanie Falk 1999 277. Barb Wright 1996 268. Paige Lowary 2016 25 Karen Snelgrove 1991 25 Teresa Wilson 1983 25

Earned Run Average Player Year ERA1. Karen Snelgrove 1992 0.18 Karen Snelgrove 1991 0.183. Karen Snelgrove 1990 0.344. Teresa Wilson 1982 0.385. Teresa Wilson 1983 0.396. Cindy Tate 1983 0.467. Teresa Wilson 1981 0.558. Teresa Wilson 1980 0.599. Heidi Brown 1986 0.6710. Annette Brazier 1984 0.73

Winning Percentage (min. 10 decisions) Player Year Pct. Rec.1. Kristin Nottelmann 2011 .944 17-12. Chelsea Thomas 2010 .923 12-13. Erica Peterson 2005 .864 19-34. Kristin Nottelmann 2009 .846 11-25. Stacy Delaney 2009 .842 16-36. Jana Hainey 2010 .833 10-2 Stacy Delaney 2008 .833 20-4 Cindy Tate 1983 .833 15-39. Teresa Wilson 1981 .821 32-710. Teresa Wilson 1983 .806 25-6

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CAREER POSITION RECORDSAverage (min. 200 AB)

Player Years Avg.1. Rhea Taylor 08-11 .4022. Emily Crane 13-16 .3833. Sami Fagan 12-16 .3794. Taylor Gadbois 13-16 .3755. Amanda Sanchez 15-18 .3546. Micaela Minner 05-09 .352 Stacy Bailey 94-97 .3528. Kris Schmidt 85-88 .3509. Kim Slover 95-99 .34610. Mary Babb 94-97 .343

At Bats Player Years AB1. Rhea Taylor 08-11 7842. Mary Babb 94-97 7623. Sami Fagan 12-16 7184. Stacy Gemeinhardt 97-00 7125. Leanne Bowers 04-07 7026. Jenna Marston 10-13 6937. Nikki Herman 95-98 6788. Heather Kunkel 02-05 6659. Andee Allen 06-09 66010. Micaela Minner 05-09 657

Hits Player Years Hits1. Rhea Taylor 08-11 3152. Sami Fagan 12-16 2723. Mary Babb 94-97 2624. Emily Crane 13-16 2515. Micaela Minner 05-09 231 Stacy Gemeinhardt 97-00 2317. Jenna Marston 10-13 2298. Taylor Gadbois 13-16 2289. Kris Schmidt 85-88 21210. Nicole Hudson 10-13 208

Doubles Player Years 2B1. Micaela Minner 05-09 562. Jenna Marston 10-13 533. Mary Babb 94-97 514. Emily Crane 13-16 505. Nicole Hudson 10-13 486. Ashley Fleming 09-12 42 Jen Bruck 05-08 42 Heather Kunkel 02-05 429. Andee Allen 06-09 4110. Tiffany Heick 92-95 40

Triples Player Years 3B1. Karen Persinger 93-96 262. Stacy Gemeinhardt 97-00 253. Mary Babb 94-97 224. Michelle Phalen 85-88 205. Rhea Taylor 08-11 176. Brenda Paszkiewicz 88-91 147. Barb Wright 94-97 138. Julie Link 86-89 12 Lisa Burke 79-82 1210. Kris Schmidt 85-88 11

Home Runs Player Years HR1. Jen Bruck 05-08 472. Nicole Hudson 10-13 463. Kelsea Roth 12-15 454. Ashley Fleming 09-12 43 Amanda Renth 05-08 436. Micaela Minner 05-09 407. Lindsey Ubrun 08-09 328. Emily Crane 13-16 27 Sami Fagan 12-16 2710. Mary Babb 94-97 26

Runs Player Years Runs1. Rhea Taylor 08-11 2342. Sami Fagan 12-16 2043. Jenna Marston 10-13 1934. Emily Crane 13-16 1865. Taylor Gadbois 13-16 164 Mary Babb 94-97 1647. Leanne Bowers 04-07 1598. Ashley Fleming 09-12 1569. Nicole Hudson 10-13 15110. Jen Bruck 05-08 150

RBI Player Years RBI1. Mary Babb 94-97 1992. Sami Fagan 12-16 1913. Amanda Renth 05-08 1864. Micaela Minner 05-09 1805. Nicole Hudson 10-13 173 Ashley Fleming 09-12 1737. Emily Crane 13-16 1508. Barb Wright 94-97 1399. Jen Bruck 05-08 13810. Tiffany Heick 92-95 124

SLG Pct. (min. 250 AB) Player Years Slug.1. Lindsey Ubrun 08-09 .6672. Jen Bruck 05-08 .6583. Ashley Fleming 09-12 .6324. Micaela Minner 05-09 .6235. Nicole Hudson 10-13 .6026. Emily Crane 13-16 .5917. Amanda Renth 05-08 .5778. Kelsea Roth 12-15 .5749. Mary Babb 94-97 .57110. Barb Wright 94-97 .559

Walks Player Years BB1. Nicole Hudson 10-13 1432. Jenna Marston 10-13 1343. Sami Fagan 12-16 1174. Jen Bruck 05-08 1155. Emily Crane 13-16 1096. Kelsea Roth 12-15 1057. Ashley Fleming 09-12 978. Micaela Minner 05-09 969. Leanne Bowers 04-07 8410. Kim Slover 95-99 82

Stolen Bases Player Years SB1. Rhea Taylor 08-11 1842. Taylor Gadbois 13-16 1483. Julie Link 86-89 1104. Karen Schneider 89-92 895. Emily Crane 13-16 836. Kris Schmidt 85-88 817. Karen Persinger 93-96 80 Stacy Bailey 94-97 809. Sami Fagan 12-16 74 Dana Way 91-94 74 Regan Nash 16-19 74

Putouts Player Years PO1. Kelsea Roth 12-15 1,3752. Amanda Renth 05-08 1,2663. Tiffany Heick 92-95 1,2174. Kim Slover 95-99 1,1725. Megan Christopher 08-11 1,0606. Kathy Masterson 04-06 1,0217. Shawn Way 89-92 1,0078. Rechelle Johnson 89-92 9989. Dana Cammarata 84-86 91210. Joanne Loethen 03-06 885

Assists Player Years A1. Nikki Herman 95-98 5342. Mary Babb 94-97 5303. Corrin Genovese 12-15 4694. Andee Allen 06-09 4665. Kris Bangert 86-89 4306. Sami Fagan 12-16 4167. Janie Lanis 91-94 4128. Lisa Burke 79-82 3959. Heather Kunkel 02-05 39010. Lindsey Jacoby 99-01 389

Fielding % (min. 200 chances) Player Years Fldg.1. Mary McGrane 99-02 .9952. Rechelle Johnson 89-92 .992 Laurie Kelly 82-83 .9924. Marla Schweisberger 08-11 .991 Amanda Renth 05-08 .9916. Megan Christopher 08-11 .990 Lisa Simmons 08-11 .990 Joanne Loethen 03-06 .9909. Kelsea Roth 12-15 .989 Kathy Masterson 04-07 .989 Amy Farmer 97-00 .989 Kim Slover 95-99 .989

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SINGLE-SEASON POSITION RECORDSAverage (min. 50 AB)

Player Year Avg.1. Rhea Taylor 2010 .4522. Sami Fagan 2016 .4343. Karen Williams 2001 .4294. Taylor Gadbois 2014 .4215. Corrin Genovese 2014 .4106. Kris Schmidt 1988 .4107. Shana White 2009 .4078. Emily Crane 2016 .404 Rhea Taylor 2009 .40410. Rhea Taylor 2008 .402

Runs Player Year Runs1. Emily Crane 2016 64 Rhea Taylor 2008 64 Rhea Taylor 2010 644. Karen Persinger 1995 605. Sami Fagan 2016 596. Sami Fagan 2015 587. Emily Crane 2015 57 Jenna Marston 2011 579. Taylor Gadbois 2014 5510. Mary Babb 1995 54 Leanne Bowers 2005 54 Rhea Taylor 2009 54 Jenna Marston 2012 54

Hits Player Year Hits1. Rhea Taylor 2008 882. Taylor Gadbois 2014 85 Rhea Taylor 2010 854. Mary Babb 1995 815. Karen Williams 2001 796. Kris Schmidt 1988 777. Taylor Gadbois 2016 748. Stacy Bailey 1995 739. Sami Fagan 2016 72 Rhea Taylor 2009 72

At Bats Player Year AB1. Rhea Taylor 2008 2192. Mary Babb 1995 2093. Stacy Gemeinhardt 1999 2064. Julie Link 1988 2055. Karen Persinger 1995 2036. Taylor Gadbois 2014 2027. Mary Babb 1997 2018. Leanne Bowers 2007 1999. Mary Babb 1994 19710. Julie Silver 2008 196

SLG Pct. (min. 50 AB) Player Year %1. Jen Bruck 2005 .8122. Emily Crane 2016 .8013. Micaela Minner 2005 .7814. Amanda Renth 2008 .7415. Lindsey Ubrun 2009 .7256. Heather Kunkel 2005 .720 Jen Bruck 2006 .7208. Rhea Taylor 2010 .7189. Ashley Fleming 2012 .702 Sami Fagan 2015 .702

Doubles Player Year 2B1. Mary Babb 1995 192. Micaela Minner 2007 183. Brooke Wilmes 2019 174. Emily Crane 2013 16 Jenna Marston 2013 16 Jenna Marston 2010 16 Ashley Fleming 2011 168. Emily Crane 2016 159. Mary Babb 1997 15 Jen Bruck 2005 15 Andee Allen 2008 15 Nicole Hudson 2010 15 Kolby Romaine 2019 15

Triples Player Year 3B1. Karen Persinger 1996 122. Michelle Phalen 1988 113. Stacy Gemeinhardt 2000 9 Mary Babb 1995 9 Laurie Kelly 1983 9 Karen Persinger 1995 9 Karen Sweet 1982 98. Stacy Gemeinhardt 1997 8 Brenda Paszkiewicz 1991 8 Rhea Taylor 2010 8

Home Runs Player Year HR1. Amanda Renth 2008 202. Kimberly Wert 2019 193. Emily Crane 2016 17 Micaela Minner 2005 175. Nicole Hudson 2013 16 Kelsea Roth 2013 16 Jen Bruck 2005 16 Heather Kunkel 2005 16 Lindsey Ubrun 2008 16 Lindsey Ubrun 2009 16 Ashley Fleming 2012 16

RBI Player Year RBI1. Sami Fagan 2015 662. Mary Babb 1995 643. Mary Babb 1997 62 Ashley Fleming 2011 625. Emily Crane 2016 616. Chloe Rathburn 2016 60 Amanda Renth 2008 608. Amanda Renth 2007 599. Lindsey Ubrun 2008 5810. Amanda Sanchez 2015 56 Lindsey Ubrun 2009 56

Walks Player Year BB1. Sami Fagan 2016 46 Jenna Marston 2012 463. Nicole Hudson 2013 444. Jen Bruck 2008 435. Jenna Marston 2011 416. Emily Crane 2016 387. Sami Fagan 2015 378. Brenda Paszkiewica 1991 35 Nicole Hudson 2012 3510. Tiffany Heick 1995 34

Stolen Bases Player Year Bases1. Rhea Taylor 2008 572. Taylor Gadbois 2016 56 Rhea Taylor 2010 484. Taylor Gadbois 2014 46 Julie Link 1988 466. Julie Link 1989 447. Rhea Taylor 2011 438. Kris Schmidt 1988 419. Taylor Gadbois 2015 4010. Rhea Taylor 2009 36

Putouts Player Year PO1. Erin Erikson 2002 5342. Christy Skouby 2000 4803. Erin Erikson 2001 4684. Tiffany Heick 1994 4395. Tiffany Heick 1995 4316. Amanda Renth 2007 4167. Joanne Loethen 2003 4108. Rylee Pierce 2016 406 Kim Slover 1999 40610. Kim Slover 1997 398 Amanda Renth 2008 398

Fielding % (min. 25 chances) Player Year %1. Hedy Frankenfield 1980 1.000 Sherry Batz 1981 1.000 Vicki Grills 1985 1.000 Julie Link 1989 1.000 Keri Borzello 1994 1.000 Mary McGrane 1999 1.000 Mary McGrane 2000 1.000 Stacy Gemeinhardt 2000 1.000 Karen Williams 2000 1.000 Kristen Burke 2000 1.000 Melanie Fisher 2001 1.000 Erin Kalka 2003 1.000 Ashley Hays 2004, 2005 1.000 Joanne Loethen 2005, 2006 1.000 Janessa Roening 2005 1.000 Stacy Delaney 2008 1.000 Lisa Simmons 2010 1.000 Chelsea Thomas 2010, 2012 1.000 Shana White 2010 1.000 Ashley Fleming 2012 1.000 Rachel Hay 2012 1.000 Lindsey Muller 2012, 2013 1.000 Kelsea Roth 2014 1.000 Emily Crane 2014 1.000 Kolby Romaine 2016 1.000

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SINGLE-SEASON TEAM RECORDSWins

Season Wins1. 2011 532. 2010 513. 2009 504. 1995 47 1997 47 2008 47 2012 478. 1982 469. 1981 4510. 1988 44 2005 44

Winning Percentage Season Winning %1. 2011 .8412. 2009 .8063. 2010 .7974. 1981 .7895. 2012 7706. 1983 .7557. 1997 .746 2005 .7469. 1992 .74510. 2008 .734

Batting Average Season AVG1. 2016 .3272. 2015 .3203. 1997 .3184. 1995 .3165. 2009 .3136. 2014 .3107. 2013 .3048. 1988 .300 2005 .30010. 2010 .296

At Bats Season At Bats1. 1995 17202. 1982 16933. 2011 16864. 1997 16785. 2008 16776. 2014 16557. 1994 16518. 2007 16489. 2009 163010. 2010 1624

Runs Scored Season Runs1. 2015 3952. 2016 3903. 2010 3814. 1995 3675. 2005 3646. 2009 363 2011 3638. 2008 3629. 2014 33110. 2007 328

Hits Season Hits1. 1995 5442. 1997 5333. 2016 5144. 2014 5135. 2009 5106. 2015 5007. 2011 4988. 1988 4859. 2008 481 2010 481

Runs Batted In Season RBI1. 2015 3552. 2010 3423. 2016 3404. 2009 3335. 2005 3316. 2011 3277. 2008 3218. 1995 3209. 2007 30410. 2014 303

Doubles Season 2B1. 2005 1012. 1995 1003. 2007 994. 2011 935. 2010 896. 2009 887. 2019 878. 1997 859. 2018 8210. 2014 78

Triples Season 3B1. 1982 362. 1994 33 1996 334. 1995 325. 1981 256. 1991 247. 1980 22 1988 22 1998 2210. 1985 21 1997 21

Home Runs Season HR1. 2005 822. 2015 793. 2016 734. 2011 675. 2008 656. 2019 647. 2013 62 2010 629. 2009 6010. 2018 58

Total Bases Season TB1. 2005 8552. 2015 8193. 2016 8064. 2011 8025. 2009 7986. 1995 7867. 2010 7768. 2008 7719. 1997 76810. 2014 762

Stolen Bases Season SB1. 2016 1652. 1988 1423. 2008 1394. 1994 1385. 2009 1316. 2010 1277. 1992 1218. 2015 1119. 2011 10910. 2014 104

Walks Season Walks1. 2015 2642. 2010 2473. 2007 2374. 2016 2295. 2011 218 2012 2187. 2009 2128. 2008 2069. 2013 20410. 1995 200

Earned Run Average Season ERA1. 1983 0.432. 1982 0.643. 1992 0.684. 1991 0.775. 1990 0.816. 1981 0.857. 1984 0.908. 1980 0.989. 1988 1.0610. 1989 1.14

Innings Pitched Season IP1. 1982 480.12. 1995 431.23. 2011 425.24. 2007 423.05. 1994 422.0 2008 422.07. 2000 421.28. 1997 418.19. 1988 416.710. 2010 413.0

Hits Allowed (min. 30 games)

Season H/A1. 1987 1772. 1983 1833. 1984 1854. 1990 1975. 1986 2056. 1980 228 1981 2288. 1982 2369. 1991 24510. 1992 249

Runs Allowed (min. 30 games)

Season Runs1. 1983 522. 1981 653. 1992 704. 1990 725. 1984 756. 1991 767. 1980 77 1982 779. 1986 8210. 1987 87

Walks (min. 30 games)

Season BB1. 1993 432. 1987 463. 1990 474. 1983 495. 1981 52 1997 527. 1991 548. 1980 649. 1989 6510. 1992 70

Strikeouts Season K’s1. 2011 5392. 2012 4603. 2004 4304. 1982 4195. 2005 4046. 2000 3767. 2010 3738. 1983 3639. 2008 36210. 1981 349

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SINGLE-GAME RECORDSInnings Pitched

Player IP1. Erin Kalka (April 3, 2004) 14.02. Chelsea Thomas (June 4, 2011) 12.23. Chelsea Thomas (Feb. 22, 2013) 12.04. Chelsea Thomas (April 13, 2013) 11.0 Chelsea Thomas (April 17, 2011) 11.0 Chelsea Thomas (May 27, 2012) 11.0

Strikeouts Player IP Ks1. Erin Kalka (April 3, 2004) 14.0 252. Chelsea Thomas (Feb. 23, 2013) 12.0 193. Chelsea Thomas (June 4, 2011) 12.2 194. Chelsea Thomas (April 17, 2011) 11.0 17 Chelsea Thomas (April 16, 2011) 9.0 176. Chelsea Thomas (March 6, 2011) 6.0 15 Chelsea Thomas (April 20, 2012) 9.2 15

At Bats Player AB1. Corrin Genovese (May 27, 2012) 6 Lindsey Muller (May 27, 2012) 6 Rhea Taylor (June 4, 2011) 6 Nicole Hudson (April 17, 2011) 6 Jenna Marston (April 17, 2011) 6 Sarah Stringer (May 15, 2004) 6 Ali Kennewell (April 3, 2004) 6 Joanne Loethen (May 2, 2003) 6

Runs Player R1. Regan Nash (March 18, 2017) 4 Sami Fagan (Feb. 27, 2016) 4 Emily Crane (March 15, 2015) 4 Gina Schneider (May 24, 2009) 4 Sarah Stringer (Feb. 25, 2007) 4 Leanne Bowers (Feb. 21, 2007) 4

Hits Player H1. Rhea Taylor (May 15, 2010) 5 Rhea Taylor (Feb. 29, 2008) 5

RBI Player RBI1. Braxton Burnside (March 18, 2017) 102. Tiffany Heick (Feb. 27, 1993) 93. Lindsey Ubrun (March 12, 2008) 7 Chloe Rathburn (Feb. 25, 2016) 7

Doubles Player 2B1. Brooke Wilmes (March 16, 2019) 3 Ashley Fleming (May 5, 2012) 3 Micaela Minner (April 15, 2009) 3 Micaela Minner (April 26, 2006) 3 Jen Bruck (March 14, 2007) 3

Triples Player 3B1. Karen Persinger (March 11, 1995) 32. Rhea Taylor (May 1, 2010) 2 Lindsey Jacoby (March 10, 2002) 2 Sami Fagan (March 25, 2015) 2

Home Runs Player HR1. Lindsey Ubrun (March 12, 2008) 3

Total Bases Player TB1. Lindsey Ubrun (March 12, 2008) 132. Braxton Burnside (March 18, 2017) 11 Sami Fagan (April 18, 2015) 114. Amanda Renth (March 16, 2008) 10

Hit By Pitch

Player HBP1. Micaela Minner (April 29, 2006) 3

Walks Player BB1. Jenna Marston (April 11, 2012) 4 Amanda Renth (March 4, 2007) 4

Stolen Bases Player SB1. Taylor Gadbois (March 11, 2016) 4 Taylor Gadbois (April 22, 2015) 4 Rhea Taylor (May 21, 2011) 4 Julie Silver (March 9, 2008) 4 Rhea Taylor (Feb. 29, 2008) 4

Team At Bats Game AB1. vs. LSU (May 27, 2012) 442. vs. Baylor (June 4, 2011) 42 vs. Oklahoma State (April 3, 2004) 424. vs. Oklahoma (April 17, 2011) 41 vs. Oklahoma (May 15, 2004) 41 vs. Baylor (May 2, 2003) 41 vs. New Mexico State (Feb. 22, 2003) 41

Team Runs Game Runs1. vs. Stephens College (‘81) 242. vs. Saint Louis (‘95) 233. vs. Columbia College (March 16, 2007) 20 vs. Saint Louis (Feb. 27, 1993) 205. vs. Saint Louis (Feb. 21, 1999) 19 vs. Stephens College (‘82) 19 vs. Stephens College (‘80) 19 vs. UMSL (‘78) 199. vs. Lincoln (‘80) 1810. vs. North Carolina State (Feb. 25, 2016) 17 vs. Illinois (March 25, 2015) 17

Team Hits Game Hits1. vs. Columbia College (March 16, 2007) 222. vs. New Mexico State (Feb. 22, 2003) 203. vs. Western Illinois-2 (May 1, 2013) 194. vs. Wichita State (March 12, 2008) 18 vs. Ball State (Feb. 26, 2005) 18 vs. Connecticut (March 15, 2002) 187. vs. North Dakota State (March 18, 2017) 17 vs. SEMO (April 18, 2017) 17 vs. BYU (Feb. 27, 2016) 17 vs. Western Illinois (March 17, 2007) 17 vs. Ball State (March 9, 2005) 17

Team Doubles Game 2B1. vs. IUPUI (March 2, 2019) 6 vs. Charleston Southern (Feb. 10, 2017) 6 vs. Ole Miss (March 16, 2013) 6 vs. Alcorn State (March 9, 2012) 6 vs. SIUE (April 13, 2010) 6 vs. Alabama (Feb. 19, 2005) 6

Team Triples Game 3B1. vs. SEMO (April 3, 2002) 3

Team Home Runs Game HR1. vs. Illinois (March 25, 2015) 5 vs. Longwood (March 14, 2015) 5 vs. UC Santa Barbara (Feb. 15, 2013) 5 vs. Texas A&M (April 24, 2010) 5 vs. Ball State (March 9, 2005) 5 vs. New Mexico State (Feb. 22, 2003) 5

Team Walks Game BB1. vs. Maryland (Feb. 22, 2013) 122. vs. Saint Louis (Feb. 25, 2009) 11 vs. Arkansas (April 13, 2013) 114. vs. Ohio State (March 17, 2017) 10

Team Hit By Pitch Game HBP1. vs. Texas Tech (April 29, 2006) 52. vs. Oklahoma State (April 11, 2009) 4 vs. Wisconsin (March 14, 2008) 4

Team Stolen Bases Game SB1. vs. Villanova (March 9, 2008) 82. at Iowa (April 19, 2016) 7 at Ole Miss (March 11, 2016) 7 vs. Iowa (April 22, 2015) 7 vs. UMKC (Feb. 14, 2007) 7 vs. Oregon (Feb. 27, 2009) 7

Team Hits Allowed Game H/A1. vs. UCLA (March 9, 1999) 172. vs. LSU (Feb. 10, 2007) 16 vs. Memphis (Feb. 10, 2007) 16 vs. Washington (March 9, 2007) 165. vs. Georgia (April 8, 2016) 15 vs. Nebraska (April 26, 2003) 15 vs. Pacific (Feb. 17, 2007) 15 vs. Arkansas (Feb. 15, 2007) 15

Team Runs Allowed Game R/A1. vs. CMSU (‘77) 192. at Alabama (March 28, 2016) 163. vs. CMSU (‘78) 154. at Alabama (April 7, 2013) 14 at Alabama (March 8, 2019) 146. at Iowa (April 16, 2014) 13

Team Home Runs Allowed

Game HR/A1. at Alabama (March 8, 2019) 3

Team Errors Game E1. vs. Ole Miss (May 6, 2017) 72. vs. Drake (March 12, 2005) 63. at LSU (April 20, 2013) 5

*NOTE: Records are mostly compiled from 2002-19unless noted otherwise

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STREAKS / NO HITTERS / PERFECT GAMESNO HITTERS (39 total)April 7, 2019 .........................................................Madi Norman

vs. OregonFeb. 23, 2019 .........Madi Norman / Eli Daniel / Summer Shockley

vs. New Mexico StateMarch 5, 2017 .........................................Danielle Baumgartner

vs. ButlerMay 4, 2013 .................................................... Chelsea Thomas

vs. TennesseeMarch 17, 2013 ....................Chelsea Thomas / Lindsey Muller

vs. Ole MissMarch 15, 2013 ....................Chelsea Thomas / Lindsey Muller

vs. Ole MissMay 11, 2012 .................................................. Chelsea Thomas

vs. Oklahoma StateFeb. 25, 2012 ................................................... Chelsea Thomas

vs. WashingtonMay 22, 2011 .................................................. Chelsea Thomas

vs. DepaulMarch 5, 2011 ............................................ Kristen Nottelmann

vs. SLUApril 21, 2010 ............................................. Kristen Nottelmann

vs. EvansvilleMarch 20, 2010 ............................................... Chelsea Thomas

vs. EMUMarch 5, 2010 ................................................ Chelsea Thomas

vs. SLUMarch 15, 2009 ...................................................Stacy Delaney

vs. UNCMarch 8, 2009 ................................................. Chelsea Thomas

vs. Missouri StateMarch 7, 2009 ................................................. Chelsea Thomas

vs. SEMOFeb. 27, 2008 .......................................................Stacy Delaney

vs. SLUMarch 11, 2006 .................................................. Megan Dennis

vs. Mississippi Valley StateMay 21, 2005 ......................................................Erica Peterson

vs. SIUMay 21, 2005 ...............Erin Kalka / Erica Peterson / Jen Bruck

vs. Robert MorrisMarch 15, 2005 ............................... Erica Peterson / Jen Bruck

vs. Missouri StateMarch 9, 2005 ............................................................ Jen Bruck

vs. Ball StateMarch 5, 2005 ................................. Jen Bruck / Erica Peterson

vs. SEMOMarch 2, 2004 ................................. Erin Kalka / Erica Peterson

vs. Oklahoma CityApril 2, 2003 ................................................Samantha Fleeman

vs. SEMOMarch 26, 1998 .................................................Tonya Winberry

vs. SLUMay 2, 1996 ..........................................................Robyn Action

vs. SLUApril 25, 1992 ....................................................Kacey Marshall

vs. NebraskaApril 3, 1992 ......................................................Kacey Marshall

vs. SLUApril 25, 1991 ...................................................... Melissa Skow

vs. SLUApril 10, 1990 ................................................ Sue Ann Wheeler

vs. UMKCMarch 3, 1990 ............................................... Sue Ann Wheeler

vs. UMKC

April 28, 1989 .................................................. Karen Snelgrovevs. Iowa State

March 27, 1989 ............................................. Sue Ann Wheelervs. SLU

April 8, 1988 ........................................................... Heidi Brownvs. Central Methodist

March 27, 1987 ............................................. Sue Ann Wheelervs. Drake

May 13, 1983 ......................................................Teresa Wilsonvs. Missouri State

April 19, 1983 ............................................................ Cindy Tatevs. Central Methodist

May 5, 1982 ........................................................Teresa Wilsonvs. Bradley

April 30, 1982 ......................................................Teresa Wilsonvs. SLU

April 28, 1982 ......................................................Teresa Wilsonvs. William Woods

PERFECT GAMES (11 total)March 3, 2012 ................................................. Chelsea Thomas

vs. SLUApril 27, 2011 ............... Chelsea Thomas / Kristen Nottelmann

vs. SIUEMarch 6, 2011 ................................................. Chelsea Thoams

vs. Missouri StateMarch 2, 2011 ................................................. Chelsea Thomas

vs. DrakeFeb. 17, 2002 ........................................................Ingrid Werner

vs. Rhode IslandApril 26, 1991 .................................................. Karen Snelgrove

vs. UMKCApril 25, 1991 .................................................. Karen Snelgrove

vs. SLUMarch 3, 1990 ................................................. Karen Snelgrove

vs. UMKCMarch 27, 1989 ............................................... Karen Snelgrove

vs. SLUApril 26, 1983 ......................................................Teresa Wilson

vs. SLUApril 8, 1983 .............................................................. Cindy Tate

vs. Illinois-ChicagoTEAM WINNING STREAKS24.................................................................2011 Mizzou Tigers20.................................................................1995 Mizzou Tigers19.................................................................2008 Mizzou Tigers17.................................................................2012 Mizzou Tigers

2005 Mizzou Tigers2010 Mizzou Tigers

14.................................................................1988 Mizzou Tigers1981 Mizzou Tigers

13.................................................................1991 Mizzou Tigers1990 Mizzou Tigers

12.................................................................2013 Mizzou Tigers2009 Mizzou Tigers1983 Mizzou Tigers

11.................................................................2015 Mizzou Tigers2009 Mizzou Tigers1996 Mizzou Tigers1992 Mizzou Tigers1982 Mizzou Tigers1980 Mizzou Tigers

10.................................................................2015 Mizzou Tigers2011 Mizzou Tigers2009 Mizzou Tigers2002 Mizzou Tigers2001 Mizzou Tigers

1992 Mizzou TigersHITTING STREAKS29..................... Taylor Gadbois .......................................... 201418..................... Rhea Taylor ............................................... 201016..................... Taylor Gadbois .....................................2015-1615..................... Rhea Taylor ............................................... 2009 Morgan Lecluyse ...................................... 2003 Dana Thorneburg...................................... 200014..................... Cayla Kessinger ...................................2017-18 Sami Fagan............................................... 2014 Jenna Marston ......................................... 2013 Jen Bruck .................................................. 200713..................... Rachael McGinnis .................................... 200212..................... Braxton Burside ........................................ 2017 Sara Vassmer ........................................... 2002 Rhea Taylor ..........................................2010-11 Kelsea Roth .............................................. 201211..................... Taylor Gadbois .......................................... 2016 Emily Crane .............................................. 2014 Angela Randazzo ...................................... 2012 Jenna Marston ......................................... 2011 Lindsey Uburn ........................................... 2009 Heather Kunkel ......................................... 2005 Leanne Bowers ......................................... 2005 Lindsey Jacobery ...................................... 2002 Karen Williams ......................................... 2000 Stacy Gemeinhardt ................................... 199910..................... Brooke Wilmes ..................................... 2019 Regan Nash .............................................. 2017

Taylor Gadbois .......................................... 2015 Amanda Renth .......................................... 2008 Andee Allen .............................................. 2008 Micaela Minner ........................................ 2007 Micaela Minner ........................................ 2005 Janessa Roening ...................................... 2005 Heather Kunkel ......................................... 2003 Sara Vasmer ............................................. 2000

SAFELY REACHED BASE STREAK39..................... Leanne Bowers ......................................... 200532..................... Sami Fagan ............................................... 2015 Jen Bruck .................................................. 200830..................... Sami Fagan ..........................................2015-1629..................... Taylor Gadbois .......................................... 201425..................... Nicole Hudson .......................................... 201324..................... Jenna Marston ......................................... 2011 Cayla Kessinger ...................................2017-1823..................... Kirsten Mack ............................................ 2017 Amanda Renth .......................................... 200722..................... Rhea Taylor ............................................... 2010 Rylee Pierce .............................................. 201621..................... Kelsea Roth .............................................. 2015 Corrin Genovese ....................................... 2014 Rhea Taylor ............................................... 2009 Heather Kunkel ......................................... 200520..................... Regan Nash .............................................. 2017 Emily Crane .............................................. 2016 Ashley Fleming ......................................... 2010 Stacy Gemeinhardt ................................... 2000

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1975 - Coach Alexis JarrettRecord: 14-7Big Eight Regular Season: N/ABig Eight Tournament: N/AMAIAW State Championship: 2nd

1976 - Coach Alexis JarrettRecord: 14-7Big Eight Regular Season: N/ABig Eight Tournament: 6th

1977- Coach Debbie DurenRecord: 19-11Big Eight Regular Season: N/ABig Eight Tournament: 3rdMAIAW State Championship: 2nd

1978 - Coach Debbie DurenRecord: 14-17Big Eight Regular Season: N/ABig Eight Tournament: 4thMAIAW State Championship: 4th

1979 - Coach Debbie DurenRecord: 9-15Big Eight Regular Season: N/ABig Eight Tournament: 4thMAIAW State Championship: 4th

1980 - Coach Debbie DurenRecord: 36-17Big Eight Regular Season: N/ABig Eight Tournament: 2ndAIAW Region 6 Championship: 5th

1981 - Coach Barb PreistRecord: 45-12Big Eight Regular Season: N/ABig Eight Tournament: 5thAIAW Region 6 Championship: 2ndAIAW Nationals: 5th

1982 - Coach Barb PreistRecord: 46-20Big Eight Regular Season: N/ABig Eight Tournament: 2ndNCAA Lincoln Regional: 1-2

1983 - Coach Joyce ComptonRecord: 40-13Big Eight Regular Season: N/ABig Eight Tournament: 1stNCAA Columbia Regional Champions: 2-1NCAA Women’s College World Series: 0-2, T-7th

1984- Coach Joyce ComptonRecord: 21-18Big Eight Regular Season: N/ABig Eight Tournament: 5th

1985 - Coach Joyce ComptonRecord: 29-23Big Eight Regular Season: T-3rdBig Eight Tournament: 4th

1986 - Coach Joyce ComptonRecord: 25-23Big Eight Regular Season: 4thBig Eight Tournament: 6th

1987- Coach Rhesa SumrellRecord: 14-18Big Eight Regular Season: 6thBig Eight Tournament: 6th

1988 - Coach Jay MillerRecord: 44-18Big Eight Regular Season: 4thBig Eight Tournament: 3rd

1989 - Coach Jay MillerRecord: 35-22Big Eight Regular Season: 3rdBig Eight Tournament: 2nd

1990 - Coach Jay MillerRecord: 30-14Big Eight Regular Season: 4thBig Eight Tournament: 3rdNo. 20 Final NFCA poll

1991 - Coach Jay MillerRecord: 39-14Big Eight Regular Season: 1stBig Eight Tournament: 1stIowa City Regional Champions: 3-0Women’s College World Series: 1-2, 5th

1992 - Coach Jay MillerRecord: 41-14Big Eight Regular Season: 4thBig Eight Tournament: 3rdNo. 16 Final NFCA Poll

1993 - Coach Jay MillerRecord: 31-18Big Eight Regular Season: 3rd

1994 - Coach Jay MillerRecord: 40-23NCAA Lawrence Regional Champions: 4-1NCAA Women’s College World Series: 0-2, 7th

1995 - Coach Jay MillerRecord: 47-19Big Eight Regular Season: 3rdNCAA Northridge Regional: 0-2

1996 - Coach Jay MillerRecord: 31-22Big 12 Record: 11-10Big 12 Regular Season: 3rdBig 12 Tournament: 4th

1997 - Coach Jay MillerRecord: 47-16Big 12 Record: 15-3Big 12 Regular Season: 1st Big 12 Tournament: 1stNCAA Iowa City Regional: 0-2No. 12 Final NCFA Poll

1998 - Coach Jay MillerRecord: 36-20Big 12 Record: 5-13Big 12 Regular Season: 9thBig 12 Tournament: 9th

1999 - Coach Jay MillerRecord: 41-21Big 12 Record: 10-5Big 12 Regular Season: 3rdBig 12 Tournament: 5thNCAA Los Angeles Regional: 3-2No. 15 Final NFCA Poll

2000 - Coach Jay MillerRecord: 34-27Big 12 Record: 6-13Big 12 Regular Season: 8thBig 12 Tournament: 3rd



2003 - Coach Ty SingletonRecord: 31-20Big 12 Record: 12-5Big 12 Regular Season: 3rdBig 12 Tournament: 9thNCAA Ann Arbor Regional: 0-2

2004 - Coach Ty SingletonRecord: 29-26Big 12 Record: 13-4Big 12 Regular Season: 3rdBig 12 Tournament: 2ndNCAA Los Angeles Regional: 0-2

2005 - Coach Ty SingletonRecord: 44-15Big 12 Record: 10-8Big 12 Regular Season: 5thBig 12 Tournament: 2ndNCAA Columbia Regional: 2-2

2006 - Coach Ty SingletonRecord: 26-27Big 12 Record: 7-11Big 12 Regular Season: 7thBig 12 Tournament: 3rd

2007 - Coach Ehren EarleywineRecord: 40-24Big 12 Record: 13-4Big 12 Regular Season: 3rdBig 12 Tournament: 4thNCAA Carbondale Regional: 2-2No. 19 Final USA Softball Poll

2008 - Coach Ehren EarleywineRecord: 47-17Big 12 Record: 11-6Big 12 Regular Season: 3rdBig 12 Tournament: 7thNCAA Iowa City Regional Champions: 3-0NCAA Tuscaloosa Super Regional: 0-2No. 16 Final USA Softball Poll

2009 - Coach Ehren EarleywineRecord: 50-12Big 12 Record: 12-6Big 12 Regular Season: 2ndBig 12 Tournament: 1stNCAA Columbia Regional Champions: 3-0NCAA Los Angeles Super Regional Cham-pions: 2-1NCAA Women’s College World Series: 0-2, 8thNo. 8 Final USA Softball Poll

2010 - Coach Ehren EarleywineRecord: 51-13Big 12 Record: 11-7Big 12 Regular Season: 5thBig 12 Tournament: 2ndNCAA Columbia Regional Champions: 3-0NCAA Columbia Super Regional Champi-ons: 2-0NCAA Women’s College World Series: 0-2, 8thNo. 8 Final NFCA Poll

2011 - Coach Ehren EarleywineRecord: 53-10Big 12 Record: 15-3Big 12 Regular Season: 1stNCAA Columbia Regional Champions: 4-1NCAA Columbia Super Regional Champi-ons: 2-0NCAA Women’s College World Series: 1-2, 6thNo. 6 Final NFCA & USA Polls

2012 - Coach Ehren EarleywineRecord: 47-14Big 12 Record: 17-7Big 12 Regular Season: 2ndNCAA Columbia Regional Champions: 3-0NCAA Columbia Super Regional: 1-2No. 11 Final NFCA & USA Polls

2013 - Coach Ehren EarleywineRecord: 38-14SEC Record: 15-8SEC Regular Season: 3rdSEC Tournament: 2ndNCAA Columbia Regional Champions: 3-1NCAA Columbia Super Regional: 0-2No. 11 Final NFCA & USA Polls

2014 - Coach Ehren EarleywineRecord: 43-18SEC Record: 15-9SEC Regular Season: 3rdSEC Tournament: 0-1NCAA Columbia Regional: 2-2No. 18 Final USA Softball Poll

2015 - Coach Ehren EarleywineRecord: 42-16SEC Record: 14-10SEC Regular Season: 7thSEC Tournament: 1-1NCAA Columbia Regional Champions: 3-0NCAA Los Angeles Super Regional: 0-2No. 12 Final USA Softball Poll

2016 - Coach Ehren EarleywineRecord: 0-16**SEC Record: 0-10SEC Regular Season: 6thSEC Tournament: 0-1NCAA Columbia Regional Champions: 0-0NCAA Ann Arbor Super Regional: 0-2No. 12 Final USA Softball Poll

2017 - Coach Ehren EarleywineRecord: 29-28SEC Record: 7-16SEC Regular Season: 11thSEC Tournament: 0-1NCAA Eugene Regional: 0-2

2018 - Interim Coach Gina FogueRecord: 30-29SEC Record: 6-17SEC Regular Season: 13thSEC Tournament: N/ANCAA Norman Regional: 2-2

2019 - Coach Larissa AndersonRecord: 35-25SEC Record: 12-12SEC Regular Season: T-4thSEC Tournament: 0-1NCAA Los Angeles Regional: 3-2

** Mizzou vacated all wins from the 2016 season due to NCAA sanctions.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD

*NA-Not Applicable*1985 was first year that regular season Big Eight champions were named*No Big Eight Tournament was held between 1993-95

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ALL-TIME NCAA POSTSEASON HISTORYREGIONALS

(23 total appearances: 46-26 all-time record)

1982 (Lincoln, Neb.) 1-2Nebraska 1, Missouri 0Missouri 1, Nebraska 0Nebraska 4, Missouri 1

1983 (Columbia, Mo.) *CHAMPIONS* 2-1Southwest Missouri State 3, Missouri 1Missouri 3, Southwest Missouri State 0Missouri 1, Southwest Missouri State 0

1991 (Iowa City, Iowa) *CHAMPIONS* 2-0Missouri 2, Iowa 0Missouri 4, Iowa 0

1994 (Lawrence, Kan.) *CHAMPIONS* 4-1Missouri 1, Kansas 0Hawaii 2, Missouri 1Missouri 1, Kansas 0Missouri 3, Hawaii 1 (13 inn.)Missouri 2, Hawaii 1 (8 inn.)

1995 (Northridge, Calif.) 0-2Cal State-Northridge 2, Missouri 1Illinois State 5, Missouri 1

1997 (Iowa City, Iowa) 0-2Utah 3, Missouri 1DePaul 1, Missouri 0

1999 (Los Angeles, Calif.) 3-2Cal State-Northridge 7, Missouri 3Missouri 1, Alabama 0Missouri 3, Cal State-Northridge 1Missouri 3, Minnesota 0UCLA 12, Missouri 5

2003 (Ann Arbor, Mich.) 0-2Notre Dame 4, Missouri 3 (8 inn.)Wright State 3, Missouri 1

2004 (Los Angeles, Calif.) 0-2Louisville 1, Missouri 0 (8 inn.)Mississippi Valley State 4, Missouri 3

2005 (Columbia, Mo.) 2-2Southern Illinois 3, Missouri 0Missouri 9, Robert Morris 0 (5 inn.)Missouri 9, Southern Illinois 0 (5 inn.) Stanford 3, Missouri 2

2007 (Carbondale, Ill.) 2-2Missouri 8, Southern Illinois 0 (5 inn.)DePaul 2, Missouri 0Missouri 7, Southern Illinois 4DePaul 3, Missouri 0

2008 (Iowa City, Iowa) *CHAMPIONS* 3-0Missouri 3, Iowa 2 (8 inn.)Missouri 5, Long Beach State 3Missouri 5, Iowa 4

2009 (Columbia, Mo.) *CHAMPIONS* 3-0Missouri 5, Illinois 1Missouri 2, Bradley 1Missouri 1, DePaul 0

2010 (Columbia, Mo.) *CHAMPIONS* 3-0Missouri 3, Creighton 2Missouri 3, Illinois 1Missouri 4, Illinois 2

2011 (Columbia, Mo.) *CHAMPIONS* 4-1Missouri 12, Illinois State 3 (5 inn.)DePaul 2, Missouri 1 (11 inn.)Missouri 8, Illinois State 4Missouri 7, DePaul 3Missouri 8, DePaul 0 (6 inn.)

2012 (Columbia, Mo.) *CHAMPIONS* 3-0Missouri 6, Illinois State 0Missouri 1, DePaul 0 (9 inn.)Missouri 2, Illinois State 1

2013 (Columbia, Mo.) *CHAMPIONS* 3-1Missouri 3, Stony Brook 0Missouri 1, Hofstra 0Hofstra 10, Missouri 0 (5 inn.)Missouri 5, Hofstra 0

2014 (Columbia, Mo.) 2-2Missouri 6, Bradley 5 (8 inn.)Missouri 6, Kansas 3Nebraska 11, Missouri 4Nebraska 8, Missouri 1

2015 (Columbia, Mo.) CHAMPIONS 3-0Missouri 7, Indiana State 0Missouri 5, Kansas 3Missouri 7, Kansas 6

*2016 (Columbia, Mo.) CHAMPIONS 3-0*Missouri 9, BYU- 0 (5 inn.)Missouri 8, Nebraska- 0 (6 inn.)Missouri 9, Nebraska- 0

2017 (Eugene, Ore.) 0-2Wisconsin 7, Missouri 2Illinois-Chicago 5, Missouri 4

2018 (Norman, Okla.) 2-2Tulsa 9, Missouri 1 (6 inn.)Missouri 10, Boston 4Missouri 6, Tulsa 5Oklahoma 7, Missouri 0

2019 (Los Angeles, Calif.) 3-2Missouri 7, CSUF 4UCLA 9, Missouri 1 (5 inn.)Missouri 7, Weber State 0Missouri 5, UCLA 1UCLA 13, Missouri 1 (5 inn.)

SUPER REGIONALS(Eight total appearances: 7-11 all-time record)

2008 (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 0-2Alabama 6, Missouri 1Alabama 7, Missouri 1

2009 (Los Angeles, Calif.) *CHAMPIONS* 2-1Missouri 2, UCLA 1UCLA 5, Missouri 2Missouri 9, UCLA 1 (5 inn.)

2010 (Columbia, Mo.) *CHAMPIONS* 2-0Missouri 1, Oregon 0Missouri 7, Oregon 2

2011 (Columbia, Mo.) *CHAMPIONS* 2-0Missouri 4, Washington 0Missouri 6, Washington 3

2012 (Columbia, Mo.) 1-2LSU 6, Missouri 1Missouri 5, LSU 1LSU 3, Missouri 1

2013 (Columbia, Mo.) 0-2Washington 2, Missouri 1 (8 inn.)Washington 1, Missouri 0

2015 (Los Angeles, Calif.) 0-2UCLA 7, Missouri 4UCLA 10, Missouri 6

*2016 (Ann Arbor, Mich.) 0-2*Michigan 5, Missouri 3Michigan 5, Missouri 4

WOMEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES

(Six total appearances: 2-12 all-time record)

1983 (Omaha, Neb.) 0-2UCLA 1, Missouri 0Pacific 1, Missouri 0 (12 inn.)

1991 (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1-2Long Beach State 1, Missouri 0Missouri 2, Utah 0 (9 inn.)UCLA 5, Missouri 0

1994 (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 0-2Cal State-Northridge 5, Missouri 3Oklahoma State 7, Missouri 3

2009 (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 0-2Arizona State 7, Missouri 3Georgia 5, Missouri 2

2010 (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 0-2Hawaii 3, Missouri 2Florida 5, Missouri 0

2011 (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1-2Florida 6, Missouri 2Missouri 4, Oklahoma 1Baylor 1, Missouri 0 (13 inn.)

*Postseason appearances from 2016 season were vacated due to NCAA sanctions

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSDEBBIE DUREN (1977-80)FOUR SEASONS // 78-60 Overall

1977 19-11 Mizzou 9 CMSU 19Mizzou 18 CMSU 12Mizzou 6 NEMO 7Mizzou 6 NEMO 7Mizzou 8 Saint Louis 3Mizzou 4 Saint Louis 3Mizzou 10 Meramec 6Mizzou 14 Meramec 1Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 2Mizzou 1 Kansas 0Mizzou 1 Illinois State 9Mizzou 5 CMSU 0Mizzou 2 NEMO 1Mizzou 10 NEMO 7Mizzou 1 CMSU 12Mizzou 5 CMSU 3Mizzou 0 Kansas 8Mizzou 12 Oklahoma 4Mizzou 9 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 2 Kansas State 1Mizzou 3 Iowa State 6Mizzou 8 Meramec 0Mizzou 6 Meramec 4Mizzou 14 UMSL 0Mizzou 6 UMSL 7Mizzou 5 CMSU 0Mizzou 9 Tarkio 2Mizzou 2 Maryville 1Mizzou 2 Tarkio 5Mizzous 2 Tarkio 3

1978 14-17 Mizzou 9 NEMO 1Mizzou 9 CMSU 4Mizzou 3 Texas A&M 6Mizzou 5 Minnesota 1Mizzou 9 Oklahoma Baptist 6Mizzou 0 Texas Wesleyan 3Mizzou 3 Eastern Illinois 5Mizzou 2 NEMO 1Mizzou 0 Meramec 2Mizzou 0 NEMO 5Mizzou 3 NEMO 5Mizzou 2 Drake 4Mizzou 12 North Dakota 0Mizzou 6 Iowa 5Mizzou 2 Wyoming 3Mizzou 7 CMSU 15Mizzou 5 CMSU 6Mizzou 3 Kansas 2Mizzou 0 Oklahoma 2Mizzou 6 Oklahoma State 5Mizzou 0 Kansas 9Mizzou 0 Missouri State 6Mizzou 1 Pittsburgh 6Mizzou 12 UMSL 2Mizzou 19 UMSL 8Mizzou 2 Meremac 1Mizzou 3 Meremac 4Mizzou 9 Missouri Western 0Mizzou 7 Missouri State 12Mizzou 5 NEMO 4Mizzou 2 Tarkio 7

1979 9-15 Mizzou 0 Kansas 10Mizzou 3 Stephen Austin 5Mizzou 2 Wyoming 3Mizzou 7 Angelo State 0Mizzou 1 UCLA 4Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 2Mizzou 9 Stephen Austin 1Mizzou 0 William Woods 1Mizzou 1 William Woods 2Mizzou 3 CMSU 4Mizzou 4 CMSU 5Mizzou 5 CMSU 4Mizzou 7 Meramec 2Mizzou 3 Eastern Illinois 6Mizzou 6 Indiana State 1Mizzou 0 Eastern Illinois 7Mizzou 2 Nebraska 0Mizzou 3 Iowa State 5Mizzou 4 Oklahoma 3Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 5Mizzou 8 UMSL 0Mizzou 10 Tarkio 3Mizzou 2 Missouri State 4Mizzou 0 NEMO 1

1980 36-17 Mizzou 0 CMSU 2Mizzou 1 CMSU 2Mizzou 2 NEMO 1Mizzou 4 Texas-Arlington 1Mizzou 3 New Mexico 2Mizzou 5 Central Oklahoma 3Mizzou 5 Kansas 0Mizzou 2 Texas-Arlington 6Mizzou 0 Texas A&M 2Mizzou 0 Texas A&M 6Mizzou 3 Baylor 0Mizzou 0 Baylor 1Mizzou 3 Kansas State 1Mizzou 1 Texas-Arlington 4Mizzou 3 Texas A&M 1Mizzou 0 Oklahoma 1Mizzou 5 NEMO 0Mizzou 1 NEMO 3Mizzou 18 Lincoln University 0Mizzou 5 William Woods 1Mizzou 4 Indiana State 0Mizzou 4 CMSU 0Mizzou 1 UMSL 0Mizzou 4 UMSL 3Mizzou 3 NEMO 0Mizzou 3 NEMO 2Mizzou 8 Tarkio 3Mizzou 9 Kansas 1Mizzou 4 Pittsburg State 0Mizzou 3 Kansas 7Mizzou 9 Tarkio 0Mizzou 8 Nebraska 0Mizzou 2 Kansas 1Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 7 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 2 Kansas 1Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 6 CMSU 0Mizzou 2 CMSU 1Mizzou 19 Stephens College 0Mizzou 15 Stephens College 0Mizzou 4 NEMO 1Mizzou 0 NEMO 1Mizzou 4 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 0Mizzou 2 Minnesota 1Mizzou 0 Iowa State 2Mizzou 3 Minnesota 0Mizzou 0 Iowa State 1Mizzou 13 Saint Louis 2Mizzou 2 Iowa 4Mizzou 2 Wichita State 0Mizzou 5 Minnesota 0Mizzou 1 Kansas 8

BARB PREIST (1981-82)TWO SEASONS // 91-32 Overall 1x AIAW Nationals appearance 1x NCAA Regional appearance

1981 45-12 Mizzou 2 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 4 Texas Tech 2Mizzou 11 Texas Wesleyan 0Mizzou 2 Texas Women 4Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 0Mizzou 2 Texas Women 1Mizzou 6 Minnesota 0Mizzou 2 Ohio State 0Mizzou 0 Cal Berkeley 1Mizzou 4 Louisiana State 0Mizzou 1 Texas-Arlington 0Mizzou 10 New Mexico 3Mizzou 5 Western Michigan 0Mizzou 2 Illinois State 1Mizzou 2 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 11 Baylor 0Mizzou 6 Baylor 7Mizzou 1 Texas Wesleyan 0Mizzou 5 Texas Wesleyan 2Mizzou 4 Texas Wesleyan 1Mizzou 5 West Texas State 1Mizzou 1 Cal-Berkeley 0Mizzou 3 Iowa State 4Mizzou 0 Texas A&M 2Mizzou 24 Stephens College 0Mizzou 11 NEMO 1Mizzou 5 NEMO 1Mizzou 3 St. Ambrose 2Mizzou 8 William Penn 0Mizzou 5 UMSL 0Mizzou 8 UMSL 0

Mizzou 3 Kansas 1Mizzou 1 Kansas 0Mizzou 4 CMSU 0Mizzou 11 CMSU 0Mizzou 3 St. Francis 2Mizzou 3 Southern Illinois 2Mizzou 7 NEMO 0Mizzou 1 NEMO 3Mizzou 0 Nebraska 1Mizzou 4 Kansas State 3Mizzou 1 Kansas 2Mizzou 4 Willliam Woods 0Mizzou 3 William Woods 1Mizzou 11 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 2 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 2 Missouri State 0Mizzou 1 Kansas 0Mizzou 2 Creighton 3Mizzou 10 Iowa State 2Mizzou 1 Creighton 3Mizzou 5 Rutgers 0Mizzou 5 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 2 Utah State 4Mizzou 0 Texas A&M 1

1982 46-20 Mizzou 2 Northwestern 3Mizzou 2 Iowa 0Mizzou 0 Creighton 3Mizzou 5 Iowa 1Mizzou 0 Nebraska 6Mizzou 1 Iowa State 0Mizzou 2 Creighton 1Mizzou 1 Nebraska 0Mizzou 1 Kansas 2Mizzou 0 Kansas 1Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 2 Oklahoma 4Mizzou 1 Texas Wesleyan 0Mizzou 6 Texas Wesleyan 0Mizzou 1 Texas-Arlington 0Mizzou 3 Texas-Arlington 4Mizzou 1 Texas A&M 0Mizzou 0 Louisiana State 1Mizzou 1 Stephen Austin 0Mizzou 2 Iowa 1Mizzou 3 Utah 2Mizzou 0 Texas A&M 1Mizzou 6 Western Michigan 1Mizzou 6 Michigan State 1Mizzou 3 Pittsburg State 2Mizzou 8 Indiana State 0Mizzou 0 Creighton 1Mizzou 1 Creighton 2Mizzou 0 Western Illinois 1Mizzou 4 Western Illinois 2Mizzou 0 Kansas 4Mizzou 4 Kansas 0Mizzou 10 Stephens College 0Mizzou 19 Stephens College 6Mizzou 1 Kansas State 0Mizzou 4 Wichita State 0Mizzou 2 Illinois State 0Mizzou 10 Texas Wesleyan 2Mizzou 1 Creighton 4Mizzou 0 Nebraska 1Mizzou 1 NEMO 0Mizzou 2 NEMO 1Mizzou 3 Missouri Western 0Mizzou 1 Missouri Western 0Mizzou 2 Kansas State 0Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 0Mizzou 0 Nebraska 1Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 1 Nebraska 3Mizzou 4 UMSL 2Mizzou 2 UMSL 1Mizzou 4 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 2 St. Francis 1Mizzou 5 St. Francis 0Mizzou 13 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 1 Pittsburg State 0Mizzou 3 Pittsburg State 0Mizzou 1 Bradley 0Mizzou 7 Oklahoma City 0Mizzou 4 Wyoming 1Mizzou 1 Creighton 4Mizzou 3 Nebraska 2Mizzou 1 Creighton 0Mizzou 0 Nebraska 1Mizzou 1 Nebraska 0Mizzou 1 Nebraska 4

JOYCE COMPTON (1983-86)FOUR SEASONS // 115-77 Overall 1x Big 8 Title 1x NCAA Regional appearance 1x NCAA WCWS appearance

1983 40-13 Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 9 Oklahoma 2Mizzou 5 Indiana 1Mizzou 4 West Texas State 2Mizzou 14 Oklahoma City 0Mizzou 4 Oklahoma City 2Mizzou 2 Arizona State 1Mizzou 2 Central Michigan 0Mizzou 2 Baylor 0Mizzou 9 Northern Iowa 3Mizzou 5 Illinois State 1Mizzou 4 Ohio State 0Mizzou 0 Texas A&M 4Mizzou 0 Arizona State 1Mizzou 3 Ohio State 0Mizzou 4 Western Illinois 0Mizzou 1 Western Illinois 0Mizzou 0 Michigan State 1Mizzou 6 Illinois-Chicago 0Mizzou 2 Missouri State 3Mizzou 3 Missouri State 1Mizzou 7 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 3 Wichita State 1Mizzou 0 Kansas 1Mizzou 1 Oklahoma City 0Mizzou 3 Creighton 0Mizzou 0 Kansas 1Mizzou 4 Kansas 1Mizzou 0 Kansas 6Mizzou 3 NEMO 1Mizzou 2 CMSU 0Mizzou 8 Evansville 0Mizzou 3 NEMO 1Mizzou 16 Evansville 0Mizzou 2 Evansville 0Mizzou 15 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 11 Saint Louis 1Mizzou 3 Nebraska 4Mizzou 3 Iowa State 0Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 2Mizzou 6 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 4 Kansas State 0Mizzou 3 Kansas 0Mizzou 5 Iowa State 0Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 3Mizzou 4 NEMO 0Mizzou 6 Indiana 2Mizzou 2 Creighton 1Mizzou 1 Missouri State 3Mizzou 3 Missouri State 0Mizzou 1 Missouri State 0Mizzou 0 UCLA 1Mizzou 0 Pacific 1

1984 21-18 Mizzou 0 Texas A&M 2Mizzou 1 Texas A&M 0Mizzou 3 Oklahoma City 5Mizzou 3 Oklahoma City 0Mizzou 0 Arizona State 1Mizzou 1 Arizona 0Mizzou 2 Wichita State 0Mizzou 2 Iowa 0Mizzou 2 Louisiana Tech 0Mizzou 2 Texas Tech 0Mizzou 0 Oklahoma 6Mizzou 2 Illinois State 1Mizzou 2 Northern Colorado 1Mizzou 1 Iowa 9Mizzou 1 Western Michigan 0Mizzou 1 Sam Houston State 2Mizzou 8 Oklahoma City 0Mizzou 1 NEMO 2Mizzou 7 Oklahoma City 0Mizzou 5 NEMO 0Mizzou 2 Kansas 1Mizzou 2 Nebraska 5Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 0 Nebraska 4Mizzou 2 Oklahoma State 4Mizzou 2 Missouri State 4Mizzou 3 Missouri State 0Mizzou 0 Northwest Missouri 6Mizzou 4 NEMO 1Mizzou 0 William Woods 5

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSMizzou 3 William Woods 1Mizzou 2 Western Illinois 1Mizzou 10 Western Illinois 1Mizzou 0 Texas Tech 1Mizzou 3 Evansville 2Mizzou 1 Texas Tech 2Mizzou 0 Oklahoma 3Mizzou 7 Kansas State 0Mizzou 1 Iowa State

1985 29-23 Mizzou 2 Ball State 1Mizzou 3 Louisiana State 7Mizzou 10 McNeese State 0Mizzou 1 Florida State 0Mizzou 0 Texas A&M 7Mizzou 3 Western Michigan 2Mizzou 4 Oklahoma City 0Mizzou 1 Texas A&M 0Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 0Mizzou 3 Nebraska 1Mizzou 0 New Mexico 1Mizzou 1 Central Michigan 0Mizzou 3 Northern Iowa 0Mizzou 1 Baylor 0Mizzou 0 Baylor 1Mizzou 1 Texas A&M 2Mizzou 0 Texas A&M 9Mizzou 3 NE Louisiana 0Mizzou 2 Minnesota 3Mizzou 1 Minnesota 2Mizzou 6 William Woods 3Mizzou 3 William Woods 1Mizzou 1 Iowa State 2Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 3Mizzou 3 Iowa State 1Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 2 Nebraska 5Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 0Mizzou 2 Nebraska 5Mizzou 5 Missouri State 2Mizzou 8 Missouri State 5Mizzou 4 Kansas 1Mizzou 2 Kansas State 1Mizzou 0 Kansas 1Mizzou 6 Kansas State 3Mizzou 2 Oklahoma State 0Mizzou 3 Creighton 2Mizzou 0 Illinois State 1Mizzou 2 Kansas 7Mizzou 1 Oklahoma City 0Mizzou 3 Kansas 1Mizzou 0 Texas A&M 1Mizzou 2 Iowa State 0Mizzou 1 Nebraska 6Mizzou 2 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 2 Iowa State 7Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 3Mizzou 2 Iowa State 3Mizzou 4 Creighton 5Mizzou 2 Creighton 1Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 2

1986 25-23 Mizzou 3 NE Louisiana 0Mizzou 5 Lamar 0Mizzou 3 Nicholls State 0Mizzou 1 Toledo 3Mizzou 0 Indiana 1Mizzou 1 Texas-Arlington 2Mizzou 0 Kansas 4Mizzou 1 Wichita State 0Mizzou 2 Wichita State 1Mizzou 1 Oklahoma City 0Mizzou 2 Northern Iowa 1Mizzou 3 Oklahoma City 0Mizzou 2 Northern Iowa 3Mizzou 0 Oklahoma City 2Mizzou 0 Louisiana Tech 2Mizzou 8 Kansas 1Mizzou 4 Kansas State 0Mizzou 0 Indiana 3Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 5Mizzou 4 Northern Illinois 3Mizzou 3 Bradley 2Mizzou 10 Drake 0Mizzou 2 Indiana State 1Mizzou 1 Central Michigan 3Mizzou 10 William Woods 0Mizzou 4 William Woods 3Mizzou 6 Iowa State 0Mizzou 1 Kansas 2Mizzou 4 Iowa State 1Mizzou 0 Kansas 5

Mizzou 7 NEMO 0Mizzou 7 UMSL 0Mizzou 1 Nebraska 8Mizzou 1 Kansas State 2Mizzou 2 Nebraska 3Mizzou 2 Kansas State 0Mizzou 2 Missouri State 0Mizzou 0 Missouri State 3Mizzou 2 Oklahoma 3Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 0Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 3Mizzou 3 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 1 NEMO 0Mizzou 2 NEMO 4Mizzou 0 Creighton 3Mizzou 5 Kansas State 0Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 2

RHESA SUMRELL (1987)ONE SEASON // 14-18 Overall

1987 14-18 Mizzou 5 Wichita State 3Mizzou 3 Northern Iowa 1Mizzou 3 Iowa 2Mizzou 0 Oklahoma 3Mizzou 7 New Mexico 2Mizzou 0 Illinois State 2Mizzou 8 Drake 1Mizzou 9 North Texas 3Mizzou 10 Oklahoma City 4Mizzou 5 William Woods 3Mizzou 3 William Woods 1Mizzou 0 Kansas 8Mizzou 2 Kansas 3Mizzou 2 Columbia College 0Mizzou 0 Columbia College 4Mizzou 1 Utah 2Mizzou 3 Utah 0Mizzou 0 Nebraska 3Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 6Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 2Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 2Mizzou 2 Oklahoma State 4Mizzou 1 CMSU 0Mizzou 7 CMSU 6Mizzou 1 Nebraska 2Mizzou 1 Iowa State 3Mizzou 0 Nebraska 1Mizzou 2 Iowa State 3Mizzou 1 Missouri State 2Mizzou 2 Missouri State 1Mizzou 2 Oklahoma 3Mizzou 2 Kansas 9

JAY MILLER (1988-2002)15 SEASONS // 556-309 Overall 4x Big 8 Titles 5x NCAA Regional appearances 2x NCAA WCWS appearances

1988 44-18 Mizzou 3 Indiana State 0Mizzou 0 Indiana State 3Mizzou 2 Northern Iowa 1Mizzou 1 Texas-Arlington 3Mizzou 3 Creighton 2Mizzou 7 Baylor 0Mizzou 3 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 8 Iowa State 3Mizzou 5 Texas-Arlington 6Mizzou 3 Kansas 5Mizzou 1 Texas-Arlington 3Mizzou 2 Texas-Arlington 1Mizzou 10 North Texas St. 0Mizzou 7 North Texas St. 1Mizzou 3 Simpson College 2Mizzou 6 Oklahoma Baptist 2Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 2Mizzou 1 Oklahoma City 4Mizzou 4 Missouri State 1Mizzou 6 Wichita State 5Mizzou 4 Utah State 3Mizzou 2 UMSL 0Mizzou 7 UMSL 1Mizzou 8 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 9 Saint Louis 2Mizzou 7 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 3 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 7 Southern Illinois 0

Mizzou 3 Missouri State 0Mizzou 5 UMKC 2Mizzou 11 UMKC 1Mizzou 8 Missouri State 0Mizzou 0 Kansas 2Mizzou 4 Kansas 3Mizzou 7 Green Bay 5Mizzou 4 Illinois-Chicago 0Mizzou 8 Drake 0Mizzou 0 Northern Illinois 3Mizzou 2 Northern Iowa 3Mizzou 7 St. Francis 2Mizzou 1 Drake 3Mizzou 7 William Woods 0Mizzou 7 William Woods 0Mizzou 11 Morehead State 0Mizzou 15 Austin Peay 3Mizzou 2 Kansas City 0Mizzou 8 Kansas City 0Mizzou 0 Oklahoma 1Mizzou 2 Oklahoma State 3Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 3 Oklahoma State 7Mizzou 7 Missouri State 2Mizzou 3 Missouri State 2Mizzou 3 Nebraska 2Mizzou 6 Iowa State 0Mizzou 1 Nebraska 3Mizzou 4 Iowa State 8Mizzou 4 Kansas 2Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 7Mizzou 0 Iowa State 2

1989 35-22 Mizzou 0 Florida State 6Mizzou 5 New Mexico 3Mizzou 2 Temple 3Mizzou 5 Western Illinois 2Mizzou 0 Virginia 2Mizzou 1 Eastern Michigan 2Mizzou 7 Eastern Michigan 0Mizzou 3 Miami (Ohio) 4Mizzou 8 Florida A&M 3Mizzou 2 Southern Illinois 0Mizzou 1 Southern Illinois 0Mizzou 3 Georgia State 4Mizzou 2 Ohio State 0Mizzou 1 North Carolina 2Mizzou 0 Illinois State 4Mizzou 8 Sam Houston 0Mizzou 1 Louisiana Tech 5Mizzou 2 Kent State 1Mizzou 2 Ohio State 1Mizzou 3 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 8 Saint Louis 4Mizzou 9 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 1 Missouri State 4Mizzou 4 Kansas City 1Mizzou 8 NEMO 5Mizzou 10 NEMO 0Mizzou 1 Nebraska 5Mizzou 1 Kansas 0Mizzou 0 Nebraska 1Mizzou 1 Kansas 0Mizzou 9 William Woods 1Mizzou 7 William Woods 0Mizzou 4 Indiana State 2Mizzou 0 Indiana State 5Mizzou 7 Missouri State 0Mizzou 2 Indiana State 1Mizzou 6 Austin Peay 4Mizzou 1 Austin Peay 3Mizzou 5 Kasnas City 0Mizzou 2 Missouri State 0Mizzou 1 Missouri State 4Mizzou 3 Northern Illinois 5Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 5Mizzou 3 Oklahoma 2Mizzou 1 Northern Illinois 2Mizzou 1 Missouri State 0Mizzou 2 Missouri State 1Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 7Mizzou 6 Iowa State 1Mizzou 2 Oklahoma State 3Mizzou 3 Iowa State 0Mizzou 4 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 3 Nebraska 4Mizzou 2 Kansas 1Mizzou 1 Iowa State 0Mizzou 2 Nebraska 1Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 6

1990 30-14 Mizzou 10 Kansas City 1Mizzou 7 Kansas City 0

Mizzou 4 Stephen F. Austin 0Mizzou 3 Western Michigan 0Mizzou 2 Western Illinois 0Mizzou 0 Georgia State 1Mizzou 4 Florida A&M 2Mizzou 2 Indiana 3Mizzou 10 Illinois State 5Mizzou 6 Northern Iowa 1Mizzou 7 Samford 4Mizzou 6 Northern Iowa 0Mizzou 2 Florida State 1Mizzou 2 Florida State 1Mizzou 4 Florida A&M 3Mizzou 10 Florida A&M 2Mizzou 4 William Woods 2Mizzou 2 Indiana 0Mizzou 3 Southern Illinois 0Mizzou 4 Louisiana Tech 3Mizzou 3 Louisiana Tech 0Mizzou 0 Southern Illinois 1Mizzou 2 Oklahoma 3Mizzou 3 Oklahoma 2Mizzou 3 Iowa State 5Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 2 Iowa State 1Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 8 Kansas City 0Mizzou 10 Kansas City 0Mizzou 1 Missouri State 0Mizzou 4 Missouri State 3Mizzou 2 Nebraska 0Mizzou 0 Kansas 2Mizzou 3 Nebraska 4Mizzou 0 Kansas 2Mizzou 9 Saint Louis 1Mizzou 2 Saint Louis 1Mizzou 0 Creighton 7Mizzou 0 Creighton 5Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 1 Kansas 0Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 2 Kansas 3

1991 39-14 NCAA IOWA CITY REGIONALWOMEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIESMizzou 7 Northern Iowa 2Mizzou 5 Concordia 1Mizzou 3 Minnesota 2Mizzou 0 Nebraska 1Mizzou 2 Central Michigan 3Mizzou 3 Illinois State 4Mizzou 1 Texas A&M 2Mizzou 6 Sam Houston 4Mizzou 9 Bowling Green 2Mizzou 1 Columbia College 2Mizzou 5 Saint Louis 1Mizzou 9 Bowling Green 1Mizzou 3 Columbia College 0Mizzou 1 Sacramento State 2Mizzou 1 Sacramento State 2Mizzou 6 Massachusetts 0Mizzou 0 Fresno State 7Mizzou 6 San Jose State 0Mizzou 3 Michigan 0Mizzou 5 New Mexico 1Mizzou 1 Nebraska 0Mizzou 0 Iowa 2Mizzou 7 DePaul 0Mizzou 7 DePaul 0Mizzou 3 Northern Iowa 0Mizzou 9 DePaul 0Mizzou 3 Minnesota 0Mizzou 5 Green Bay 2Mizzou 4 Drake 1Mizzou 1 Missouri State 0Mizzou 8 Missouri State 7Mizzou 1 Kansas 0Mizzou 7 Oklahoma 6Mizzou 2 Kansas 1Mizzou 4 Oklahoma 1Mizzou 2 Oklahoma State 4Mizzou 3 Nebraska 0Mizzou 3 William Woods 0Mizzou 12 William Woods 4Mizzou 8 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 5 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 5 Kansas City 0Mizzou 7 Kansas City 0Mizzou 5 Nebraska 0Mizzou 3 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 3Mizzou 2 Southern Illinois 0Mizzou 2 Iowa 0

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Mizzou 4 Iowa 0Mizzou 0 Long Beach State 1Mizzou 2 Utah 0Mizzou 0 UCLA 5

1992 41-14 Mizzou 5 Saint Louis 0 Mizzou 7 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 7 Columbia College 0Mizzou 6 Columbia College 3\Mizzou 2 Louisiana Tech 1Mizzou 4 Nebraska 0Mizzou 8 Northern Illinois 0Mizzou 1 Texas A&M 0Mizzou 3 Ohio State 2Mizzou 4 NW Louisiana 0Mizzou 0 Minnesota 1Mizzou 3 Illinois State 2Mizzou 4 South Carolina 5Mizzou 7 Kansas City 1Mizzou 9 Eastern Michigan 4Mizzou 9 Indiana State 0Mizzou 5 Green Bay 3Mizzou 5 Indiana State 0Mizzou 9 Iowa State 2Mizzou 9 Iowa State 2Mizzou 0 UNLV 1Mizzou 0 UNLV 1Mizzou 2 Cal State Fullerton 3Mizzou 2 Florida State 1Mizzou 2 Ohio State 4Mizzou 2 Oklahoma State 0Mizzou 1 Utah 0Mizzou 1 Cal State Fullerton 2Mizzou 7 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 14 Saint Louis 1Mizzou 5 Creighton 0Mizzou 1 Northern Illinois 2Mizzou 1 Illinois State 3Mizzou 2 Illinois State 0Mizzou 5 Northern Illinois 1Mizzou 3 Missouri State 0Mizzou 8 Missouri State 0Mizzou 6 SEMO 1Mizzou 3 SEMO 1Mizzou 8 Texas A&M 0Mizzou 7 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 7 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 4 Kansas City 1Mizzou 5 Kansas City 1Mizzou 0 Oklahoma 1Mizzou 8 SEMO 6Mizzou 10 SEMO 7Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 11 Nebraska 0Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 2Mizzou 5 Nebraska 2Mizzou 0 Nebraska 1Mizzou 3 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 3 Iowa State 0Mizzou 0 Kansas 1

1993 31-18 Mizzou 20 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 13 Saint Louis 1Mizzou 4 DePaul 1Mizzou 0 Western Illinois 2Mizzou 4 Eastern Illinois 1Mizzou 8 Western Illinois 7Mizzou 3 Illinois State 2Mizzou 9 Illinois State 4Mizzou 6 Drake 3Mizzou 3 Drake 1Mizzou 16 Kansas City 1Mizzou 12 Kansas City 2Mizzou 3 Wichita State 4Mizzou 9 Tulsa 3Mizzou 1 Tulsa 0Mizzou 7 Tulsa 0Mizzou 8 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 2 Northern Illinois 3Mizzou 3 Detroit-Mercy 1Mizzou 4 Green Bay 0Mizzou 1 Eastern Michigan 0Mizzou 2 Missouri State 0Mizzou 1 Northern Illinois 6Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 5Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 2Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 0Mizzou 1 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 7 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 0 Kansas 7Mizzou 0 Kansas 4Mizzou 5 Kansas 0

Mizzou 10 Kansas 2Mizzou 0 Iowa State 1Mizzou 1 Iowa State 2Mizzou 1 Iowa State 4Mizzou 4 Iowa State 0Mizzou 7 Oklahoma 4Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 4 Oklahoma 2Mizzou 2 Oklahoma 0Mizzou 1 Nebraska 2Mizzou 2 Nebraska 0Mizzou 1 Nebraska 3Mizzou 1 Nebraska 4Mizzou 5 SEMO 8Mizzou 3 SEMO 2Mizzou 5 Columbia College 1Mizzou 2 Columbia College 4

1994 40-23 NCAA LAWRENCE REGIONALWOMEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIESMizzou 7 Northern Iowa 2Mizzou 6 Notre Dame 1Mizzou 10 Notre Dame 1Mizzou 3 Northern Iowa 5Mizzou 9 Eastern Illinois 0Mizzou 4 Bowling Green 2Mizzou 8 Western Illinois 3Mizzou 2 Southern Illinois 6Mizzou 8 Indiana 3Mizzou 1 CSUN 8Mizzou 0 CSUN 12Mizzou 0 Cal State Fullerton 6Mizzou 0 Cal State Fullerton 2Mizzou 1 Hawaii 0Mizzou 3 Hawaii 4Mizzou 3 San Jose State 0Mizzou 4 California 7Mizzou 5 Cleveland State 1Mizzou 5 Arizona State 1Mizzou 5 Hawaii 2Mizzou 0 California 1Mizzou 17 Kansas City 0Mizzou 7 Creighton 0Mizzou 10 Green Bay 1Mizzou 5 Eastern Michigan 0Mizzou 5 Creighton 1Mizzou 7 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 16 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 7 Iowa State 3Mizzou 5 Iowa State 2Mizzou 3 Iowa State 4Mizzou 3 Iowa State 2Mizzou 3 Oklahoma State 4Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 3Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 2Mizzou 7 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 11 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 2 Kansas 1Mizzou 0 Kansas 4Mizzou 3 Kansas 5Mizzou 2 Kansas 1Mizzou 0 Missouri State 2Mizzou 8 Missouri State 2Mizzou 9 Oklahoma 3Mizzou 2 Oklahoma 1Mizzou 6 Oklahoma 2Mizzou 5 Oklahoma 10Mizzou 0 Southern Illinois 1Mizzou 5 Southern Illinois 3Mizzou 13 Nebraska 6Mizzou 8 Nebraska 3Mizzou 2 Nebraska 0Mizzou 2 Nebraska 0Mizzou 2 SEMO 0Mizzou 5 SEMO 6Mizzou 1 Kansas 0Mizzou 1 Hawaii 2Mizzou 1 Kansas 0Mizzou 3 Hawaii 1Mizzou 2 Hawaii 1Mizzou 3 CSUN 5Mizzou 3 Oklahoma State 7

1995 47-19 NCAA NORTHRIDGE REGIONALMizzou 1 Northern Iowa 0Mizzou 10 Purdue 0Mizzou 5 Indiana State 4Mizzou 2 Purdue 1Mizzou 4 Indiana 1Mizzou 3 Southern Illinois 2Mizzou 8 Western Illinois 1Mizzou 8 Eastern Illinois 7

Mizzou 1 Western Illinois 5Mizzou 9 South Florida 2Mizzou 7 Penn State 0Mizzou 8 Sam Houston State 3Mizzou 1 South Carolina 2Mizzou 12 Iowa 3Mizzou 7 Hofstra 5Mizzou 4 Illinois-Chicago 12Mizzou 5 Yale 2Mizzou 9 Yale 0Mizzou 9 Princeton 2Mizzou 8 Princeton 0Mizzou 8 Drake 2Mizzou 1 Illinois State 3Mizzou 10 Florida A&M 1Mizzou 8 Eastern Illinois 2Mizzou 3 South Florida 1Mizzou 1 Princeton 3Mizzou 7 Bradley 6Mizzou 9 Chattanooga 3Mizzou 7 Detroit-Mercy 6Mizzou 8 Central College 3Mizzou 9 Drake 0Mizzou 7 Western Illinois 0Mizzou 2 Wichita State 1Mizzou 8 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 23 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 3 Kansas 1Mizzou 4 Kansas 2Mizzou 6 Kansas 2Mizzou 3 Kansas 2Mizzou 10 Kansas City 0Mizzou 4 Kansas City 1Mizzou 8 Iowa State 5Mizzou 12 Iowa State 4Mizzou 10 Iowa State 8Mizzou 4 Iowa State 1Mizzou 9 Missouri State 7Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 6Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 4Mizzou 2 Oklahoma State 6Mizzou 2 Oklahoma State 4Mizzou 5 Kansas City 2Mizzou 13 Kansas City 0Mizzou 0 Oklahoma 3Mizzou 0 Oklahoma 2Mizzou 1 CSUN 2Mizzou 1 Illinois State 5

1996 31-22 (11-10 Big 12) Mizzou 14 Saint Louis 2Mizzou 5 Northern Iowa 7Mizzou 11 Indiana State 0 Mizzou 4 Northern Iowa 2Mizzou 5 Indiana 7 Mizzou 2 CSUN 9Mizzou 6 Louisiana 0Mizzou 4 Massachusetts 3Mizzou 1 Long Beach State 4Mizzou 3 DePaul 1Mizzou 3 Fresno State 11 Mizzou 0 Arizona 9 Mizzou 0 UNLV 9 Mizzou 4 UNLV 6Mizzou 1 Arizona State 8 Mizzou 2 Arizona State 0Mizzou 0 Arizona State 1Mizzou 6 Arizona State 4 Mizzou 5 Bradley 1 Mizzou 3 Central College 2 Mizzou 8 Bradley 0 Mizzou 10 Central College 1Mizzou 11 Kansas City 1 Mizzou 10 Kansas City 1Mizzou 2 Kansas 4 Mizzou 0 Kansas 3 Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 7 Mizzou 1 Oklahoma State 9Mizzou 0 Southern Illinois 4Mizzou 7 Southern Illinois 1 Mizzou 2 Oklahoma 1 Mizzou 2 Oklahoma 3 Mizzou 4 Oklahoma 6 Mizzou 3 Kansas 2 Mizzou 15 Texas Tech 4Mizzou 10 Texas Tech 2Mizzou 7 Texas Tech 5Mizzou 4 SEMO 2Mizzou 4 SEMO 1Mizzou 3 Iowa State 2Mizzou 12 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 12 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 5 Texas A&M 0Mizzou 6 Texas A&M 3Mizzou 1 Texas A&M 10

Mizzou 0 Texas A&M 9Mizzou 4 Oklahoma State 11Mizzou 5 Texas A&M 1Mizzou 0 Nebraska 7

1997 47-16 (15-3 BIG 12) NCAA IOWA CITY REGIONALMizzou 7 Mississippi 3Mizzou 7 Kentucky 1Mizzou 4 Mississippi 0Mizzou 9 Kentucky 0Mizzou 10 NE Illinois 2Mizzou 9 Northern Iowa 4Mizzou 6 Indiana State 0Mizzou 11 Northern Iowa 1Mizzou 3 Nicholls State 1Mizzou 0 Nebraska 3Mizzou 0 Utah State 3Mizzou 1 Princeton 0Mizzou 11 Michigan 5Mizzou 5 St. Mary’s (Calif.) 1Mizzou 5 St. Mary’s (Calif.) 0Mizzou 3 Fresno State 11Mizzou 0 Fresno State 12Mizzou 6 Notre Dame 5Mizzou 7 San Jose State 0Mizzou 10 Purdue 2Mizzou 13 NE Illinois 2Mizzou 4 Mississippi State 3Mizzou 8 Colorado State 5Mizzou 6 Arizona State 9Mizzou 1 Colorado State 5Mizzou 3 Indiana 2Mizzou 8 Loyola (Ill.) 0Mizzou 5 Valparaiso 4Mizzou 8 Detroit 0Mizzou 10 Indiana 4Mizzou 3 Evansville 0Mizzou 1 Western Illinois 2Mizzou 6 Kansas City 0Mizzou 5 Kansas City 7Mizzou 4 Baylor 3Mizzou 6 Baylor 0Mizzou 10 Texas Tech 0Mizzou 10 Texas Tech 4Mizzou 9 Texas 2Mizzou 2 Texas 1Mizzou 2 Texas A&M 1Mizzou 11 Texas A&M 2Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 2Mizzou 3 Oklahoma 1Mizzou 4 Oklahoma State 2Mizzou 2 Oklahoma State 3Mizzou 4 SEMO 0Mizzou 10 SEMO 7Mizzou 2 Nebraska 0Mizzou 1 Nebraska 9Mizzou 2 Iowa State 1Mizzou 6 Iowa State 1Mizzou 1 Southern Illinois 10Mizzou 5 Southern Illinois 10Mizzou 2 Kansas 0Mizzou 2 Kansas 1Mizzou 10 Baylor 2Mizzou 6 Oklahoma State 2Mizzou 0 Oklahoma 2Mizzou 6 Oklahoma 4Mizzou 3 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 1 Utah 3Mizzou 0 DePaul 1

1998 36-20 (5-13 Big 12) NCAA IOWA CITY REGIONALMizzou 2 Western Illinois 1Mizzou 4 Northern Iowa 2Mizzou 1 Kansas 2Mizzou 2 Minnesota 0Mizzou 4 Western Illinois 3Mizzou 5 Kansas 0Mizzou 7 Mississippi State 4Mizzou 1 Jacksonville State 2Mizzou 3 Chattanooga 0Mizzou 9 Furman 0Mizzou 2 Florida International 0Mizzou 3 Harvard 2Mizzou 8 Florida Atlantic 0Mizzou 2 Michigan 3Mizzou 6 Purdue 0Mizzou 1 Illinois-Chicago 2Mizzou 5 Georgia 1Mizzou 6 Central Michigan 0Mizzou 3 Florida State 1Mizzou 1 Iowa 5Mizzou 8 Indiana State 0

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Mizzou 2 Ball State 1Mizzou 2 Ohio 0Mizzou 10 Ohio 1Mizzou 11 Saint Louis 1Mizzou 11 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 2 Baylor 1Mizzou 8 Baylor 3Mizzou 0 Texas Tech 1Mizzou 1 Texas Tech 2Mizzou 7 Kansas City 1Mizzou 12 Kansas City 3Mizzou 1 Texas 2Mizzou 1 Texas 0Mizzou 0 Texas A&M 4Mizzou 1 Texas A&M 4Mizzou 8 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 12 Saint Louis 0Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 2Mizzou 1 Oklahoma 4Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 1Mizzou 0 Oklahoma State 3Mizzou 8 SEMO 2Mizzou 0 SEMO 4Mizzou 7 Nebraska 8Mizzou 2 Nebraska 9Mizzou 2 Iowa State 1Mizzou 1 Iowa State 4Mizzou 4 Southern Illinois 2Mizzou 2 Southern Illinois 0Mizzou 0 Kansas 1Mizzou 5 Kansas 1Mizzou 9 Kansas City 1Mizzou 3 Kansas City 0Mizzou 0 Iowa State 2

1999 41-21 (10-5 Big 12) NCAA LOS ANGELES REGIONALF12 W Western Illinois 2-0F12 W Northern Illinois 1-0F13 L Kansas 4-2F13 L Minnesota 2-1F13 W Minnesota 4-3F13 L Kansas 2-0F20 W Kansas City 10-2F20 W Northern Iowa 6-0F20 W Saint Louis 19-2F20 W Northern Iowa 4-2F26 W Connecticut 9-3F26 L Washington 2-0F27 L LSU 1-0F27 W Michigan State 3-1M4 L Fresno State 7-2M4 W DePaul 4-2M5 L Fresno State 10-1M6 L UCLA 9-0M6 W Long Beach State 9-0Unk. W Creighton 2-1Unk. L Oregon State 3-0Unk. W Centenary 8-0Unk. W Jacksonville State 2-0M12 W Kentucky 9-1M18 L Indiana 1-0M19 W Indiana 8-0M19 W Loyola-Chicago 6-1M20 W Butler 7-3M21 W NW Missouri State 1-0M21 W Western Michigan 3-1M23 W Wichita State 6-0M23 L Wichita State 1-0M25 W Tulsa 8-6M25 W Tulsa 3-2M27 L Oklahoma 1-0M28 W Oklahoma State 7-3M28 W Oklahoma State 6-2A3 W Kansas 5-0A7 W Kansas City 9-0A7 W Kansas City 3-0A10 L Texas Tech 4-3A10 L Texas Tech 6-2A11 W Baylor 6-2A11 W Baylor 7-1A17 L Kansas 7-4A21 W Southern Illinois 3-1A21 L Southern Illinois 6-5A24 W Texas A&M 3-1A24 W Texas A&M 4-3M1 W Iowa State 3-2M1 L Iowa State 6-0M2 W Nebraska 1-0M2 W Nebraska 1-0M13 W Texas Tech 5-2Unk. L Texas 8-6Unk. L Kansas 1-0Unk. L Cal-State Northridge 7-3M21 W Alabama 1-0

M22 W CSUN 3-1M22 W Minnesota 3-0M23 L UCLA 12-5

2000 34-27 (6-13 Big 12) F11 W Louisville 8-2F11 W Western Illinois 2-0F11 L Alabama 5-4F12 W Northern Iowa 5-3F12 L at Minnesota 10-4F12 L Northern Iowa 3-2F19 W vs. Kansas City 7-0F19 W vs. Western Illinois 5-2F20 W Northern Iowa 4-3F20 W Northern Iowa 3-1F25 W Notre Dame 5-4F26 W Notre Dame 4-3F26 W Virginia 5-3F27 L Virginia 7-6F27 L Arkansas 6-2F27 L Arkansas 5-1M3 L California 1-0M3 W Pacific 7-2M4 W San Jose State 2-1M8 W vs. Loyola-Chicago 9-0M8 W vs. Loyola-Chicago 8-0M10 W vs. Georgia State 5-2M10 W vs. Northern Iowa 6-2M11 L vs. Southern Illinois 2-1M11 W vs. Georgia State 1-0M12 L vs. Northern Iowa 8-6M12 W vs. Southern Illinois 6-1M16 W vs. Illinois State 4-0M16 W vs. Illinois State 2-1M17 W vs. Western Michigan 6-0M17 W vs. Drake 8-3M18 W vs. Illinois State 5-1M18 W vs. Western Michigan 4-1M19 W vs. Drake 3-0M25 L at Nebraska 4-3M26 L at Nebraska 2-1M28 W at Iowa State 3-2M28 W at Iowa State 6-3M29 L at Iowa 2-0M29 L at Iowa 7-0A1 L vs. Texas 2-1A2 W vs. Texas 3-1A5 W Kansas 3-0A8 W Oklahoma State 7-6A9 W Oklahoma State 8-0A11 L at Kansas 2-1A12 L vs. Oklahoma 7-3A12 L vs. Oklahoma 2-1A15 L at Texas A&M 4-1A16 L at Texas A&M 4-2A20 L SEMO 5-0A22 L at Texas Tech 9-1A23 L at Texas Tech 6-5A26 W at Southern Illinois 7-2A29 L vs. Baylor 2-1A30 W vs. Baylor 3-2M10 W Kansas 5-1M11 L Oklahoma 8-3M11 W Oklahoma State 4-2M12 W Texas Tech 1-0M12 L Texas A&M 6-5

2001 31-28 (5-11 Big 12) F9 W New Mexico State 3-1F9 W Massachusetts 5-1F9 L Utah State 6-1F10 L UNLV 11-6F10 L Wisconsin 8-3F11 L Arizona 8-0F11 L DePaul 4-0F11 W New Mexico State 3-1F17 W vs. Western Illinois 2-1F17 L vs. DePaul 3-0F18 W Northern Illinois 3-0F23 L Fresno State 2-0F23 W Georgia 4-1F24 L Michigan 1-0F24 L DePaul 6-0F25 L Fresno State 3-1M2 W Utah State 8-7M2 L Utah 2-1M3 L Washington 3-2M3 W UC-Santa Barbara 3-1M4 L Stanford 10-0M9 W vs. UT Martin 6-4M9 L vs. Iowa State 6-4M10 W vs. Indiana State 5-1M10 W vs. UT Martin 15-0 M11 W vs. Indiana State 9-1M11 W vs. Iowa State 6-5

M16 W vs. Pittsburgh 3-2M16 W vs. Pittsburgh 5-2M17 W vs. Temple 9-2M17 W vs. Indiana 7-0M18 W vs. Temple 9-2M18 W vs. Indiana 4-2M18 W vs. Pittsburgh 8-0M19 L vs. Indiana State 4-1M24 L vs. Nebraska 4-1M25 L vs. Nebraska 5-1M29 W at Texas-San Antonio 7-3M29 W at Texas-San Antonio 12-4M31 L at Texas 3-1A1 W at Texas 6-3A4 W vs. Iowa State 2-1A4 L vs. Iowa State 2-0A7 L at Oklahoma State 4-0A8 W at Oklahoma State 4-0A14 W vs. Texas A&M 2-1A15 L vs. Texas A&M 3-1A18 W at Creighton 5-4A19 L at Kansas 6-1A21 L vs. Texas Tech 1-0A22 L vs. Texas Tech 1-0A24 W at SEMO 4-3A24 W at SEMO 5-1A28 L at Baylor 3-1A29 L at Baylor 6-0M1 W vs. Kansas City 4-0M1 W vs. Kansas City 6-0M6 W vs. Kansas 4-3M9 L Nebraska 9-1M9 W Texas 1-0M10 L Texas A&M 4-0

2002 29-33 (4-14 Big 12) F8 W at San Diego State 4-2F8 L Hawai’i 3-1F9 L at San Diego State 4-3F9 L Hawai’i 5-1F16 L vs. Western Illinois 2-1F16 W vs. Illinois-Chicago 11-8F17 L vs. Rhode Island 6-5F17 W vs. Rhode Island 9-0F22 W Massachusetts 1-0F22 L Stanford 4-1F23 L Cal State-Fullerton 6-0F23 L Southern Mississippi 2-1F24 W New Mexico 4-0F24 W Connecticut 2-0M1 W UNLV 4-0M1 L Central Michigan 5-4M1 L Central Michigan 2-1M2 W South Carolina 6-0M2 W Michigan 2-1M3 L Michigan State 8-6M3 L Ohio 5-3M8 W Columbia University 1-0M8 L vs. Louisville 3-2M9 L vs. Drake 3-0M9 W vs. Columbia University 5-0M10 L vs. Louisville 3-2M10 L Drake 3-2M14 W at Evansville 3-1M14 W at Evansville 8-0M15 W vs. Connecticut 9-2M15 W vs. Abilene Christian 7-1M16 W vs. Iowa State 6-4M16 W vs. Connecticut 2-0M17 W vs. Loyola 4-2M17 W vs. Iowa State 5-3M19 W vs. Connecticut 9-0 (5 inn.)M23 L at Texas 9-2M24 L at Texas 5-4M27 L at Iowa State 10-2M27 L at Iowa State 4-1M29 L vs. Oklahoma State 5-2M30 L vs. Oklahoma State 3-1M31 W vs. Kansas 2-1A2 W at Saint Louis 5-2A2 L at Saint Louis 5-4A3 W vs. SEMO 10-2A3 W vs. SEMO 12-0A6 L vs. Baylor 5-4A7 L vs. Baylor 4-1A10 L vs. Oklahoma 8-1A10 L vs. Oklahoma 3-1A13 L Nebraska 4-3 (9 inn.)A14 W Nebraska 4-2A16 W at Kansas City 1-0A16 W at Kansas City 11-6A18 W at Kansas 4-2A20 W vs. Texas Tech 6-1A21 L vs. Texas Tech 9-1A23 W vs. Saint Louis 6-5

A23 L vs. Saint Louis 10-0 (5 inn.)A27 L at Texas A&M 7-0A28 L at Texas A&M 6-1M2 L Iowa State 1-0

TY SINGLETON (2003-06)FOUR SEASONS // 130-88 Overall 3x NCAA Regional appearances

2003 31-20 (12-5 Big 12) NCAA ANN ARBOR REGIONALF7 W Mercer 4-2 (8 inn.)F7 W Chattanooga 7-0F8 W at Auburn 8-3F8 W Chattanooga 4-0F9 L at Auburn 3-2F14 W Penn State 3-1F14 L Kentucky 5-4 (8 inn.)F14 L at Stanford 5-2F15 L Kentucky 4-1F16 L Penn State 3-2F21 L Colorado State 8-4F21 W Western Illinois 1-0F22 W at New Mexico State 17-4F28 L Boston College 3-0F28 L at UCLA 8-0 (5 inn.)M1 L at UCLA 5-0M1 W Boston College 6-1M2 W Boston College 2-0M2 L at UCLA 2-0M12 W vs. Pittsburg State 6-2M12 W vs. Pittsburg State 8-0 (6 inn.)M15 W at Houston 3-2M15 W Boston University 4-0M16 L Boston University 8-7 (8 inn.)M16 W at Houston 5-1M22 W at Texas Tech 6-4M23 W at Texas Tech 8-0M26 W at Oklahoma 2-0M26 L at Oklahoma 5-1M29 L vs. Texas A&M 4-2M30 W vs. Texas A&M 6-5 (10 inn.)A2 W at SEMO 9-0 (5 inn.)A2 W at SEMO 9-0A5 W vs. Texas 1-0A10 W vs. Iowa State 1-0 (8 inn.)A10 W vs. Iowa State 4-0A12 L at Oklahoma State 8-0 (5 inn.)A13 L at Oklahoma State 2-1A15 W vs. Kansas City 5-3A15 W vs. Kansas City 5-3A19 W at Baylor 5-2A19 W at Baylor 4-1A21 W at Kansas 8-4A21 W at Kansas 13-1A26 L vs. Nebraska 11-2A27 W vs. Nebraska 2-0M2 L Nebraska 5-0M2 L Baylor 5-4 (11 inn.)M15 L Notre Dame 4-3 (8 inn.)M15 L Wright State 3-1

2004 29-26 (13-4 BIG 12) NCAA LOS ANGELES REGIONALF6 W Appalachian State 1-0F6 L Chattanooga 5-4F7 L at Florida 3-0F7 L USF 3-0F8 W Arkansas 5-3F13 L Pacific 2-0F13 L at Stanford 2-1F14 L Santa Clara 4-3F14 L at Stanford 5-2F15 L Pacific 3-0F20 L Southeast Louisiana 4-0F21 L Stephen F. Austin 2-1F21 W Stephen F. Austin 4-1F21 L at Louisiana 1-0F22 W Prairie View A&M 9-0M2 W Oklahoma City 6-3M2 W Oklahoma City 8-0 (5 inn.)M6 W vs. Drake 7-1M6 W vs. Drake 10-2M7 W vs. Drake 3-2M10 W at Arizona State 8-0M10 L at Arizona State 10-1M12 L at Arizona 5-0M13 L at Arizona 3-2M14 L at Arizona 7-0M21 W at Oregon 8-0M21 L at Oregon 4-3 (9 inn.)M22 L at Oregon State 11-1M22 L at Oregon State 3-1M23 W at Portland State 8-0


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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSM23 W at Portland State 5-3M26 L at Texas State 9-3M27 W at Texas 3-0M28 W at Texas 6-2A3 W vs. Oklahoma State 3-2 (14 inn.)A4 W vs. Oklahoma State 5-0A7 W vs. Kansas 7-0A10 L at Oklahoma 5-0A10 L at Oklahoma 1-0A14 W at Kansas 3-0A17 W vs. Baylor 1-0A18 W vs. Baylor 4-3A24 L at Texas A&M 2-0A28 W at Iowa State 9-0 (5 inn.)A28 W at Iowa State 10-1 (6 inn.)M1 L vs. Texas Tech 1-0M2 W vs. Texas Tech 10-0 (5 inn.)M8 W at Nebraska 4-3M9 W Nebraska 1-0M13 W Oklahoma State 4-3M14 W Texas A&M 1-0 (8 inn.)M15 W Oklahoma 3-2 (13 inn.)M15 L Nebraska 1-0M20 L Louisville 1-0 (8 inn.)M21 L Mississippi Valley State 4-3

2005 44-15 (10-8 Big 12) NCAA COLUMBIA (MO.) REGIONAL (NO. 12/20)F11 W Nicholls State 6-0F11 W at Florida State 3-2 (9 inn.)F12 W at Florida State 6-3F12 W Nicholls State 11-1 (5 inn.)F18 W Maryland 6-1F18 W Penn State 3-2F19 W at Alabama 6-1F19 L Maryland 3-2F20 W Penn State 5-1F25 W at Louisville 4-0F25 L Minnesota 6-5 (8 inn.)F26 W Ball State 13-1 (5 inn.)F27 W Iowa 3-1 (8 inn.)M5 W SEMO 8-0 (5 inn.)M5 W Missouri State 8-0 (5 inn.)M6 W at Kansas City 11-0 (5 inn.)M6 W SEMO 6-2M9 W vs. Ball State 15-7 (6 inn.)M9 W vs. Ball State 10-0 (5 inn.)M12 W vs. Drake 10-2 (5 inn.)M12 W vs. Drake 7-2M13 W vs. Drake 11-2M15 W vs. Missouri State 8-0 (5 inn.)M16 W at Evansville 8-3M19 W vs. Kansas City 12-0 (5 inn.)M19 W vs. Louisiana Tech 11-1 (5 inn.)M20 W vs. Louisiana Tech 6-1M20 W vs. Kansas City 6-0M25 L at Oklahoma State 6-5 (10 inn.)M25 W at Oklahoma State 12-0 (5 inn.)M31 L at Southern Illinois 2-1A2 L vs. Oklahoma 8-3A3 L vs. Oklahoma 6-4A6 W vs. Iowa State 9-1 (5 inn.)A6 W vs. Iowa State 11-1 (5 inn.)A9 W at Texas Tech 8-0 (6 inn.)A10 W at Texas Tech 3-1A13 L vs. Kansas 5-3A16 W vs. Texas 3-2 (13 inn.)A17 L vs. Texas 1-0A23 L at Baylor 5-4 (8 inn.)A24 L at Baylor 4-3A27 W vs. North Dakota State 9-1 (6 inn.)A27 W vs. North Dakota State 8-0 (5 inn.)A30 W vs. Texas A&M 6-5M1 W vs. Texas A&M 5-4 (8 inn.)M4 W at Kansas 3-0M7 L vs. Nebraska 2-1M8 W vs. Nebraska 1-0M12 L Baylor 7-2M13 W Nebraska 5-1M13 W Oklahoma State 5-1M13 W Baylor 9-2M14 W Baylor 10-4 (8 inn.)M14 L Texas 2-0M20 L vs. Southern Illinois 3-0M21 W vs. Robert Morris 9-0 (5 inn.)M21 W vs. Southern Illinois 9-0 (5 inn.)M22 L vs. Stanford 3-2

2006 26-27 (7-11 Big 12) F10 L at Georgia Tech 11-6F10 W at Georgia Tech 8-5F11 W at Georgia Tech 9-3F17 L at Arizona 4-0F17 L North Carolina State 6-0F18 W Pacific 3-2F18 L Texas Tech 8-3

F19 W Tennessee Tech 4-0F24 L North Carolina 3-0F24 L Auburn 2-0M1 W Wichita State 1-0M3 W SEMO 7-1M4 L at Missouri State 9-7M5 W UMKC 5-2M5 W Saint Louis 10-2 (10 inn.)M7 W vs. Truman State 10-3M7 W vs. Truman State 3-1M10 W vs. Mississippi Valley State 9-1 (5 inn.)M11 W vs. Drake 8-0M11 W vs. Mississippi Valley State 10-0 (6 inn.)M12 L vs. Drake 7-6 (8 inn.)M15 W vs. Northern Iowa 3M15 W vs. Northern Iowa 4M18 L vs. Louisville 2-0M18 L vs. Louisville 7-6M19 L vs. Louisville 4-0M25 W at Oklahoma 8-6M26 W at Oklahoma 9-6M27 W at UNLV 6-4M27 L at UNLV 9-6M28 L at UNLV 11-4A1 L Baylor 7-0A2 L vs. Baylor 11-1 (5 inn.)A8 L at Texas 4-3A9 L at Texas 1-0A12 W vs. Kansas 4-0A14 W vs. Oklahoma State 5-3A15 L vs. Oklahoma State 5-1A18 L vs. Southern Illinois 12-0 (5 inn.)A19 L at Kansas 5-1A22 L at Texas A&M 4-2A23 L at Texas A&M 8-0 (5 inn.)A26 W at Iowa State 8-3A26 L at Iowa State 3-2A29 W vs. Texas Tech 7-5A30 W vs. Texas Tech 2-1M6 L at Nebraska 3-1M7 L at Nebraska 5-3M10 W Texas Tech 6-3M10 W Nebraska 3-0M11 L Kansas 2-0M12 W Texas A&M 5-3M12 L Oklahoma 4-0

EHREN EARLEYWINE (2007-17)11 SEASONS // 482-182 Overall* 2x Big 12 Titles 9x NCAA Regional appearances* 7x NCAA Super Regional appearances* 3x NCAA WCWS appearances*Adjusted due to NCAA sanctions

2007 41-24 (13-4 Big 12) NCAA CARBONDALE REGIONAL (NO. 24/19) F9 W Centenary College 8-1F9 W Middle Tennessee St. 8-3F10 L Memphis 9-3F10 L at (9) LSU 7-1F11 L Memphis 7-3F14 W vs. Kansas City 12-1 (5 inn.)F14 W vs. Kansas City 11-0 (5 inn.)F16 L Pacific 9-3F16 L at (13) Stanford 5-0F17 W Santa Clara 8-2F17 W Pacific 9-8F18 L at (13) Stanford 4-1F21 W vs. Saint Louis 15-4 (5 inn.)F21 W vs. Saint Louis 11-3 (5 inn.)F23 W Kansas City 7-1F23 W Colorado State 8-1F25 W at Arkansas 6-3F25 W Wichita State 8-2F25 W at Arkansas 12-11F25 W Wichita State 10-7M2 L at (3) Arizona 5-4M3 L at (3) Arizona 8-1M4 L at (3) Arizona 8-7M7 W vs. Wichita State 8-5M7 W vs. Wichita State 10-3M9 W (11) Washington 10-8 (10 inn.)M9 L at (3) Arizona State 4-2M10 L (11) Washington 5-1M10 L at (3) Arizona State 6-0M11 L (11) Washington 6-4M14 W vs. North Dakota State 5-4M14 W vs. North Dakota State 7-1M16 W vs. Columbia College 20-5 (6 inn.)

M16 L vs. (7) Northwestern 8-0 (6 inn.)M17 W vs. Western Illinois 4-3 (8 inn.)M17 L vs. Western Illinois 9-8M18 W vs. Western Illinois 10-8M18 L (7) Northwestern 10-0M21 L at (19) Southern Illinois 1-0M24 W at Texas Tech 7-4M28 W at Louisville 5-2M28 W at Louisville 4-2M31 W vs. (9) Texas 6-4A1 W vs. (9) Texas 1-0A6 W at Oklahoma State 2-1A7 W at Oklahoma State 6-1A15 L vs. (3) Oklahoma 5-1A15 L vs. (3) Oklahoma 8-3A18 W at Kansas 3-0A18 W at Kansas 1-0A21 L vs. Texas A&M 5-0A22 W vs. Texas A&M 7-0A26 W Iowa State 1-0A26 W Iowa State 5-0A28 W at (10) Baylor 4-3A29 L at (10) Baylor 3-0M5 W vs. Nebraska 5-0M6 L vs. Nebraska 3-1M11 W (18) Texas 3-0M12 L (3) Oklahoma 7-1M18 W at (14) Southern Illinois 8-0 (5 inn.)M19 L (14) DePaul 2-0M19 L at (24) Southern Illinois 7-4M20 L (14) DePaul 3-0

2008 47-17 (11-6 Big 12) NCAA IOWA CITY REGIONALNCAA TUSCALOOSA SUPER REGIONAL (NO. 24/16)F8 L (16) Virginia Tech 2-0F8 W Florida International 6-4F9 W UT Arlington 4-0F9 L Pittsburgh 2-1F10 W (16) Virginia Tech 2-1F15 L (10) UCLA 4-0F15 L BYU 4-0F16 W UC Davis 7-1F16 W Cal Poly 8-3F17 W Portland State 10-3F22 W Wichita State 2-0F23 W Texas Tech 10-4F23 L New Mexico 6-4F24 L (22) Washington 6-0F27 W vs. Saint Louis 10-0 (5 inn.)F27 W vs. Saint Louis 6-0F29 W vs. South Dakota State 8-3F29 W vs. Boston University 3-0M1 W vs. South Dakota State 3-1M1 W vs. Boston University 7-6M2 W vs. Boston University 12-6M6 W Chattanooga 3-1M6 W Central Michigan 8-2M7 W Purdue 9-4M8 W Long Island University 5-4M9 W Villanova 10-4M12 W at Wichita State 3-2M12 W at Wichita State 13-5 (6 inn.)M14 W vs. North Dakota State 6-3M14 W vs. Wisconsin 10-2M15 W vs. North Dakota State 9-1 (5 inn.)M16 W vs. North Dakota State 9-0 (5 inn.)M16 W vs. Wisconsin 3-1M19 L vs. Bradley 5-4M19 W vs. Bradley 6-0M21 W vs. Oklahoma State 9-1 (5 inn.)M22 W vs. Oklahoma State 3-0M25 L at Texas San Antonio 4-1M26 W at Texas San Antonio 9-0 (6 inn.)M29 L at (7) Texas A&M 5-1M30 L at (7) Texas A&M 9-4A2 W vs. Drake 16-0 (5 inn.)A2 W vs. Drake 5-1A6 L at (11) Oklahoma 8-0 (6 inn.)A6 L at (11) Oklahoma 4-3A9 W at Saint Louis 7-6A9 W at Saint Louis 14-0 (5 inn.)A12 W vs. Texas Tech 5-3A13 W vs. Texas Tech 10-6A16 W vs. Kansas 7-2A16 W vs. Kansas 6-5 (8 inn.)A19 L at Texas 6-1A20 W at Texas 4-1A23 W at Iowa State 12-1 (5 inn.)A23 W at Iowa State 6-0A27 W vs. Baylor 8-3M3 L at Nebraska 7-3M4 W at Nebraska 9-4M10 L Texas Tech 5-3M16 W at Iowa 3-2 (8 inn.)M17 W (18) Long Beach State 5-3

M18 W at Iowa 5-4M23 L at (3) Alabama 6-1M24 L at (3) Alabama 7-1

2009 50-12 (12-6 Big 12) NCAA COLUMBIA (MO.) REGIONALNCAA LOS ANGELES SUPER REGIONALWOMEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES (NO. 9/8)F14 W Evansville 4-2F14 W Virginia Tech 10-0 (5 inn.)F15 W Georgia State 6-2F20 W Florida International 7-0F20 W Florida Atlantic 9-1 (6 inn.)F21 W Arkansas 8-0 (6 inn.)F21 W Florida International 5-0F22 W Providence College 5-0F25 W vs. Saint Louis 12-0 (5 inn.)F25 W vs. Saint Louis 7-2F27 W Oregon 8-7 (9 inn.)F28 W Santa Clara 10-0 (5 inn.)F28 L San Diego State 4-2 (8 inn.)M1 L (4) UCLA 2-1M1 W San Diego 9-0 (5 inn.)M4 W vs. SIUE 2-0M4 L vs. SIUE 2-0M6 W Kansas City 9-0 (6 inn.)M7 W SEMO 8-0M8 W Saint Louis 4-3M8 W at Missouri State 5-0M11 W vs. Northern Iowa 2-1M13 W Coastal Carolina 9-0 (5 inn.)M14 W Michigan State 10-4M14 W (15) North Carolina 9-6M15 W (15) North Carolina 8-0 ( 5 inn.)M18 W vs. Western Illinois 13-1 (5 inn.)M18 W vs. Western Illinois 1M21 L vs. Texas 6-2M22 W vs. Texas 11-6M24 W at Houston 9-1M25 W at Houston 4-2M28 W at Baylor 2-1M29 W at Baylor 7-1A1 W at Kansas 8-0 (6 inn.)A1 L at Kansas 4-1A4 W vs. (19) Texas A&M 8-0 (5 inn.)A4 W vs. (19) Texas A&M 9-1 ( 5 inn.)A8 W vs. (24) Southern Illinois 9-1 (5 inn.)A10 W at Oklahoma State 5-3A11 W at Oklahoma State 6-1A15 W vs. Missouri S&T 10-2 (6 inn.)A15 W vs. Missouri S&T 6-0A18 W at Texas Tech 12-0A19 W at Texas Tech 10-3A22 W vs. Iowa State 5-0A22 L vs. Iowa State 4-3A25 L vs. (13) Oklahoma 6-2A26 L vs. (13) Oklahoma 4-2M2 L vs. Nebraska 6-1M3 W vs. Nebraska 5-0M8 W Oklahoma State 10-0 (5 inn.)M9 W Baylor 1-0M10 W (10) Oklahoma 5-0M16 W Illinois 5-1M16 W vs. Bradley 2-1M17 W vs. (2) DePaul 1-0M23 W at (2) UCLA 2-1M24 L at (2) UCLA 5-2M24 W at (2) UCLA 9-1 (5 inn.)M28 L (9) Arizona State 7-3M30 L (8) Georgia 5-2

2010 51-13 (11-7 Big 12) NCAA COLUMBIA (MO.) REGIONALNCAA COLUMBIA (MO.) SUPER REGIONALWOMEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES (NO. 8/8)F13 W at (2) Alabama 2-1F13 L at (2) Alabama 9-0 (5 inn.)F14 W at (2) Alabama 9-0 (5 inn.)F21 L at (2) Arizona 5-0F21 W at (2) Arizona 10-5F26 W (4) Michigan 2-1F26 W Virginia Tech 9-4F27 W (18) Louisiana-Lafayette 11-6F27 W (20) Massachusetts 2-1F28 W Radford 7-6 (10 inn.)M3 W vs. Saint Louis 6-0M6 W vs. SEMO 13-0 (5 inn.)M6 W vs. Missouri State 8-0 (5 inn.)M7 W vs. UMKC 9-3M10 W vs. Northern Iowa 3-0M12 W vs. New Mexico 2-0M14 W vs. Illinois State 3-1M14 W vs. Bradley 9-1M17 W vs. Wichita State 8-0 (6 inn.)M17 W vs. Wichita State 6-1M19 W vs. Northern Colorado 7-1

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M19 L vs. Ball State 2-1M20 W vs. Eastern Michigan 9-0 (6 inn.)M20 W vs. Northern Colorado 8-0 (5 inn.)M21 W vs. Northwestern 5-1M27 W at (12) Oklahoma 11-5M28 L at (12) Oklahoma 9-0 (6 inn.)M31 W vs. Saint Louis 8-0 (5 inn.)M 31 W vs. Saint Louis 9-0 (5 inn.)A3 L vs. (15) Oklahoma State 8-3A3 L vs. (15) Oklahoma State 1-0A7 W vs. Kansas 5-4A7 W vs. Kansas 10-2 (6 inn.)A10 L at (16) Texas 5-2A10 L at (16) Texas 10-2 (5 inn.)A13 W at SIUE 11-1 (5 inn.)A13 W at SIUE 6-0A14 W at Southern Illinois 9-2A17 W vs. Texas Tech 3-1A18 W vs. Texas Tech 5-2A21 W vs. Evansville 8-0 (5 inn.)A22 W vs. Missouri S&T 8-0 (5 inn.)A22 W vs. Central Methodist 7-1A24 W at (22) Texas A&M 14-1 (5 inn.)A25 L at (22) Texas A&M 6-5A28 W at Iowa State 12-6A28 W at Iowa State 14-9A29 W vs. Central Methodist 5-0M1 W vs. Baylor 9-2M2 W vs. Baylor 11-6M5 W at Western Illinois 5-1M5 W at Western Illinois 7-1M8 L at Nebraska 5-2M9 W at Nebraska 5-0M15 W (14) Oklahoma State 5-0M15 W (13) Texas 1-6M16 L (11) Oklahoma 9-0 (6 inn.)M21 W vs. Creighton 3-2M22 W vs. (18) Illinois 3-1M23 W vs. (18) Illinois 4-2M29 W vs. (22) Oregon 1-0M30 W vs. (22) Oregon 7-2J3 L (23) Hawai’i 3-2J5 L (5) Florida 5-0

2011 53-10 (15-3 Big 12) NCAA COLUMBIA (MO.) REGIONALNCAA COLUMBIA (MO.) SUPER REGIONAL WOMEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES (NO. 4/6)F7 W San Diego State 9-1F18 L Fresno State 6-3F20 L (15) California 1-0F25 W Temple 8-7F25 W Illinois State 8-2F26 L (5) Alabama 3-1F26 W USF 4-1F27 W Western Michigan 6-1M2 W vs. Drake 5-0M2 W vs. Drake 8-1M4 W vs. SEMO 5-0M5 W vs. Saint Louis 12-0M6 W vs. Missouri State 11-0 (6 inn.)M6 W vs. UMKC 3-0M9 W vs. Arkansas 12-0 (5 inn.)M12 W vs. Illinois State 9-0 (5 inn.)M12 W vs. Illinois 4-3M13 W vs. Illinois State 10-0 ( 5 inn.)M13 W vs. Illinois 8-0 (6 inn.)M16 W vs. Southern Illinois 3-0M18 W vs. North Dakota State 4-3M18 W vs. Western Michigan 10-0 (5 inn.)M19 W vs. North Dakota State 11-2 (5 inn.)M20 W vs. Western Michigan 10-1 (5 inn.)M20 W vs. Minnesota 2-0M23 W at Kansas 3-2M23 W at Kansas 6-5M26 W at (20) Texas Tech 4-1M27 W at (20) Texas Tech 10-1 (6 inn.)M30 W at North Texas 4-1M30 L at North Texas 9-2A2 L at (17) Baylor 3-2A3 W at (17) Baylor 6-0A6 W at Evansville 7-2A6 W at Evansville 9-1 (5 inn.)A9 W vs. (20) Texas A&M 6-3A10 W vs. (20) Texas A&M 3-0A13 W at Northern Iowa 7-2A16 W vs. (15) Oklahoma 2A17 W vs. (15) Oklahoma 0A20 W at Saint Louis 7-4A20 W at Saint Louis 5-1A22 L at (14) Nebraska 3-2A23 W at (14) Nebraska 4-1A30 W SIUE 10-0M1 W at (16) Oklahoma State 5-0M4 W vs. Western Illinois 7-2M4 W vs. Western Illinois 5-0

M7 L vs. (3) Texas 2-0M8 W vs. (3) Texas 6-3M12 W at (20) Oklahoma State 5-1M14 W vs. Iowa State 8-2M14 W vs. Iowa State 8-1M21 W vs. Illinois State 12-3 (5 inn.)M21 L vs. DePaul 2-1 (11 inn.)M21 W vs. Illinois State 8-4M22 W vs. DePaul 7-3M22 W vs. DePaul 8-0 (6 inn.)M28 W vs. (15) Washington 4-0M29 W vs. (15) Washington 6-3J2 L (2) Florida 6-2J4 W (13) Oklahoma 4-1J4 L (17) Baylor 1-0 (13 inn.)

2012 47-14 (17-7 Big 12) NCAA COLUMBIA (MO.) REGIONALNCAA COLUMBIA (MO.) SUPER REGIONAL (NO. 11/14)F17 W Ball State 3-2F17 W Troy 4-0F18 L Eastern Kentucky 6-5 (10 inn.)F19 W ETSU 9-3F24 W UC Davis 8-0 (5 inn.)F25 L (22) Nebraska 6-4F25 W (7) Washington 2-0F26 L Northwestern 7-1F26 W (5) UCLA 7-5M3 W Saint Louis 10-0 (5 inn.)M3 W SEMO 9-0 (5 inn.)M3 W Missouri State 3-1M4 W at UMKC 6-0M9 W vs. Alcorn State 14-1 (5 inn.)M9 W vs. Boise State 8-0 (5 inn.)M10 W Alcorn State 9-1 (5 inn.)M10 W Boise State 8-0 (5 inn.)M11 W Alcorn State 9-0 (5 inn.)M11 W Northern Illinois 8-0 (5 inn.)M14 W at Arkansas 4-0M16 W vs. Kansas 10-0 (6 inn.)M18 W vs. Kansas 5-0 M18 W vs. Kansas 9-0 (6 inn.)M21 W vs. Iowa 0M21 W vs. Iowa 0M23 L at (19) Texas A&M 2-1M24 W at (19) Texas A&M 6-5M25 L at (19) Texas A&M 1-0 (8 inn.)M28 W vs. Evansville 4-2M28 W vs. Evansville 7-0M30 W vs. (18) Baylor 1M31 W vs. (18) Baylor 2A1 W vs. (18) Baylor 0A5 L at (3) Texas 9-5A6 W at (3) Texas 11-4A7 W at (3) Texas 2-0A11 W vs. Northern Iowa 3-1A13 L vs. Texas Tech 2-0A14 L vs. Texas Tech 5-4A14 W vs. Texas Tech 4-1 (8 inn.)A18 W vs. Western Illinois 8-0 (6 inn.)A20 L at (5) Oklahoma 2-1 (10 inn.)A21 W at (5) Oklahoma 4-2 (8 inn.)A22 L at (5) Oklahoma 2-1A27 W at Iowa State 9-0 (5 inn.)A28 W at Iowa State 8-0 (6 inn.)A29 W at Iowa State 6-5M2 W vs. Murray State 5-4M2 L vs. Murray State 3-2M4 W at (12) Oregon 4M5 L at (12) Oregon 8M5 W at (12) Oregon 3M11 W vs. Oklahoma State 4-0M12 W vs. Oklahoma State 5-3M13 W vs. Oklahoma State 1-0 (10 inn.)M18 W vs. Illinois State 6-0M19 W vs. DePaul 1-0 (9 inn.)M20 W vs. Illinois State 2-1M26 L vs. LSU 6-1M27 W vs. LSU 5-1M27 L vs. LSU 3-1

2013 38-14 (15-8 SEC) NCAA COLUMBIA (MO.) REGIONALNCAA COLUMBIA (MO.) SUPER REGIONAL (NO. 10/11)F15 W UCSB 11-3F15 W Fresno State 4-0F16 W Fresno State 11-3F16 W San Diego 5-0F17 W UCSB 12-1F21 W Maryland 13-1F21 W San Diego State 2-1F22 W (5) Florida 4-3F23 L Cal-State Fullerton 5-4F23 W Cal-State Fullerton 7-0M8 W vs. (7) Texas A&M 2-0M9 L vs. (7) Texas A&M 11-3

M13 W vs. Evansville 3-1M13 W vs. Evansville 4-3M15 W at Ole Miss 11-0M16 W at Ole Miss 6-1M17 W at Ole Miss 12-0M23 W vs. Georgia Tech 8-0M23 W vs. Georgia Tech 16-0M29 W vs. South Carolina 10-2M30 W vs. South Carolina 12-3M30 W vs. South Carolina 8-0A3 W at Missouri State 12-0A3 W at Missouri State 7-0A5 L at (4) Alabama 4-1A6 W at (4) Alabama 9-4A7 L at (4) Alabama 14-6A12 W vs. Arkansas 9-0A13 L vs. Arkansas 4-1A14 L vs. Arkansas 11-10A19 W at (11) LSU 1A20 L at (11) LSU 8A21 W at (11) LSU 2A24 L vs. Western Kentucky 1-0A24 W vs. Western Kentucky 7-1A26 W at (19) Kentucky 2-1A27 L at (19) Kentucky 8-2A28 W at (19) Kentucky 7-0M1 W at Western Illinois 10-5M1 W at Western Illinois 12-4M4 W vs. (4) Tennessee 2-0M4 L vs. (4) Tennessee 10-1M5 W vs. (4) Tennessee 12-8M9 W (25) Arkansas 8-0M11 W (4) Tennessee 3-0M11 L (2) Florida 10-4M17 W vs. Stony Brook 3-0M18 W vs. Hofstra 1-0M19 L vs. Hofstra 10-0 (5 inn.)M19 W vs. Hofstra 5-0M23 L vs. (11) Washington 2-1 (8 inn.)M24 L vs. (11) Washington 1-0

2014 43-18 (15-9 SEC) NCAA COLUMBIA (MO.) REGIONAL (NO. 16/19)F14 W UAB 8-1F14 W Iowa 2-1 (8 inn.)F15 W Lipscomb 8-0 (5 inn.)F15 W Drake 9-0 (5 inn.)F16 L (16) Baylor 2-1F20 W (14) Arizona 2-0F20 L (15) Baylor 3-2F21 W Fordham 8-0 (5 inn.)F21 W San Diego State 11-2 (5 inn.)F22 L (8) UCLA 4-3F28 W Bradley 1-0F28 W Syracuse 9-7 (8 inn.)M1 W Illinois State 11-10M1 W Radford 7-1M2 W Ohio State 7-0M7 W at (13) Texas A&M 7-0M8 L at (13) Texas A&M 11-2 (5 inn.)M9 L at (13) Texas A&M 4-3 (8 inn.)M11 W at Evansville 7-3M11 W at Evansville 6-2M14 W vs. (9) Kentucky 7-2M15 L vs. (9) Kentucky 3-2M15 L vs. (9) Kentucky 8-7 (8 inn.)M19 W vs. Illinois State 4-2M19 W vs. Illinois State 5-0M21 W vs. Ball State 11-3 (6 inn.)M22 W vs. North Dakota State 11-2 (5 inn.)M22 W vs. Oklahoma State 2-1M23 W vs. UMKC 14-0 (5 inn.)M26 L Illinois 3-0M26 W Illinois 9-6M28 W vs. (13) Georgia 9-6M29 W vs. (13) Georgia 6-3M30 L vs. (13) Georgia 6-2A4 W at Mississippi State 6-0A5 L at Mississippi State 9-3A5 W at Mississippi State 8-1A9 W vs. Western Illinois 4-2A9 W vs. Western Illinois 5-0A11 W at (20) Auburn 4-2A12 W at (20) Auburn 8-7A13 W at (20) Auburn 7-6A16 L at Iowa 3-1A16 L at Iowa 13-9A18 W vs. Ole Miss 5-3A18 W vs. Ole Miss 2-0A19 W vs. Ole Miss 9-1 (6 inn.)A23 W vs. Missouri State 5-0A25 W at (3) Florida 5-3A26 L at (3) Florida 9-4A27 W at (3) Florida 5-4A29 W Creighton 11-6A29 W vs. Creighton 2-1

M1 W vs. (6) Alabama 8-6M2 L vs. (6) Alabama 3-1M3 L vs. (6) Alabama 2-0M8 L (25) LSU 6-0M16 W vs. Bradley 6-5 (8 inn.)M17 W vs. Kansas 6-3M18 L vs. (19) Nebraska 11-4M18 L vs. (19) Nebraska 8-1

2015 41-17 (14-10 SEC) NCAA COLUMBIA (MO.) REGIONAL NCAA LOS ANGELES SUPER REGIONAL (NO. 11/14)F13 W Louisville 5-1F13 W Chattanooga 6-1F14 L UCF 1-0f14 L Cleveland State 4-2F15 W South Dakota State 13-0F19 W Cal State Fullerton 10-2F19 W Long Beach State 6-2F20 W (25) Texas 4-3F20 L (12) UCLA 8-0 (6 inn.)F21 W (13) Arizona 3-2F27 L (23) Notre Dame 3-2F27 W Penn State 11-7 (8 inn.)M1 W Maryland 5-1M7 W at South Carolina 4-2M8 W at South Carolina 9-3M9 W at South Carolina 8-0M11 W vs. SEMO 2-1M11 W vs. SEMO 10-1 (5 inn.)M13 W Fordham 7-5M13 W Lipscomb 10-2 (6 inn.)M14 W Longwood 12-4 (5 inn.)M15 W at North Carolina State 13-6 (6 inn.)M20 L at (14) Tennessee 12-4 (6 inn.)M21 W at (14) Tennessee 9-8M22 L at (14) Tennessee 10-7M25 W Illinois 17-5 (6 inn.)M26 L vs. (8) Auburn 14-6 (5 inn.)M28 W vs. (8) Auburn 5-4 (8 inn.)M29 L vs. (8) Auburn 10-8A1 W vs. Saint Louis 10-6A3 W at (9) Georgia 5-2A4 L at (9) Georgia 6-4A5 L at (9) Georgia 5-4A10 W vs. Mississippi State 3-2A11 L vs. Mississippi State 8-4A12 W vs. Mississippi State 10-2 (5 inn.)A15 W at Western Illinois 15-4A15 W at Western Illinois 1A17 W at Arkansas 9-0A18 W at Arkansas 11-1A19 W at Arkansas 10-0A22 W vs. Iowa 10-2 (6 inn.)A23 W at Missouri State 6-0A25 W vs. (3) LSU 2A26 W vs. (3) LSU 2A27 L vs. (3) LSU 9-0 (5 inn.)A29 W vs. Northern Iowa 4-2A29 W vs. Northern Iowa 10-9M1 L vs. (1) Florida 7-6M2 L vs. (1) Florida 9-6M3 W vs. (1) Florida 3-2 (8 inn.)M6 W Mississippi State 9-0 (6 inn.)M7 L (7) Auburn 5-2M15 W vs. Indiana State 7-0M16 W vs. Kansas 5-3M17 W vs. Kansas 7-6M23 L at (7) UCLA 7-4M24 L at (7) UCLA 10-6

2016 0-16 (0-10 SEC)** NCAA COLUMBIA (MO.) REGIONAL NCAA ANN ARBOR SUPER REGIONAL (NO. 11/15)F19 W* Jacksonville State 8-0 (5 inn.)F19 W* Elon 9-2F20 W* UAB 12-5F20 W* College of Charleston 8-0 (6 inn.)F21 W* Stephen F. Austin 5-2F21 W* Stetson 13-1 (5 inn.)F25 W* North Carolina State 17-2 (5 inn.)F25 L Stanford 5-3F26 W* Colorado State 9-1 (5 inn.)F27 L (7) Oregon 8-7 ( 8 inn.)F27 W* BYU 16-6M3 L (2) Michigan 13-0 (5 inn.)M3 W* San Jose State 8-3M4 W* California 6-5 (8 inn.)M5 W* (17) Arizona State 8-0M5 W* (22) Baylor 10-4M11 W* at Ole Miss 5-3M13 W* at Ole Miss 2-0M13 L at Ole Miss 9-5M16 W* vs. Western Illinois 6-0M16 W* vs. Western Illinois 6-0M19 W* at New Mexico State 9-6


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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSALL-TIME

MIZZOU COACHING RECORDS

ALEXIS JARRETT (1975-76)TWO SEASONS // 28-14 Overall

DEBBIE DUREN (1977-80)FOUR SEASONS // 78-60 Overall BARB PREIST (1982-82)TWO SEASONS // 91-32 Overall JOYCE COMPTON (1983-86)FOUR SEASONS // 115-77 Overall

RHESA SUMRELL (1987)ONE SEASON // 14-18 Overall

JAY MILLER (1988-2002)(15 SEASONS // 556-309 Overall TY SINGLETON (2003-06)FOUR SEASONS // 130-88 Overall 3x NCAA Regional appearances

EHREN EARLEYWINE (2007-17)11 SEASONS // 482-182 Overall

GINA FOGUE (2018- Interim)1 SEASON // 30-29 Overall

LARISSA ANDERSON (2019-Pr.)1 SEASON // 35-25 Overall

M19 W* at New Mexico State 14-3M20 W* at New Mexico State 5-1M21 W* at UTEP 15-4 (5 inn.)M21 W* at UTEP 10-0 (5 inn.)M23 W* vs. Northern Iowa 6-0M26 W* at (6) Alabama 7-3M26 L at (6) Alabama 9-1 (5 inn.)M28 L at (6) Alabama 16-2 (5 inn.)A1 L vs. (16) Tennessee 7-3A2 W* vs. (16) Tennessee 5-4A3 W* vs. (16) Tennessee 7-3A8 L vs. (10) Georgia 12-4A9 L vs. (10) Georgia 10-0 (5 inn.)A10 L vs. (10) Georgia 6-3A13 W* vs. Wichita State 11-0 (5 inn.)A13 W* vs. Wichita State 9-2A15 L at (12) Kentucky 7-6A16 W* at (12) Kentucky 9-2A17 L at (12) Kentucky 3-2A19 W* at Iowa 7-1A19 W* at Iowa 11-4A23 W* vs. (16) Texas A&M 7-6 (8 inn.)A24 W* vs. (16) Texas A&M 2-1A25 W* vs. (16) Texas A&M 7-1A29 W* at Mississippi State 8-5A30 W* at Mississippi State 3-1M1 W* at Mississippi State 9-2M6 W* vs. South Carolina 5-2M7 L vs. South Carolina 3-1M8 W* vs. South Carolina 2-0M11 L South Carolina 7-4 (8 inn.)M19 W* vs. BYU 9-0 (5 inn.)M20 W* vs. Nebraska 8-0 (6 inn.)M21 W* vs. Nebraska 9-0M28 L at (2) Michigan 5-3M29 L at (2) Michigan 5-4

*All wins vacated due to NCAA sanctions

2017 29-28 (7-16 SEC) NCAA EUGENE REGIONALF10 L (14) James Madison 6-0F10 W Charleston Southern 4-3F11 W (14) James Madison 8-4F11 W Charleston Southern 3-0F12 W USC Upstate 1-0F17 W South Dakota 11-7F17 L Illinois State 7-3F23 W Notre Dame 8-0 (5 inn.)F23 L Texas 10-3F24 W (7)Washington 9-5F25 L Nebraska 4-1F25 L UC Santa Barbara 6-5M3 L vs. (4) Oregon 10-3M3 W vs. Stephen F. Austin 14-6 (5 inn.)M4 W vs. Maryland 2-0M4 L vs. (4) Oregon 7-2M5 L vs. Maryland 9-8 (9 inn.)M5 W vs. Butler 8-0 (5 inn.)M8 W Illinois 5-1M11 L at (1) Florida 6-0M12 L at (1) Florida 1-0M15 W vs. Iowa 9-0 (5 inn.)M15 W vs. Iowa 2-0M17 L Ohio State 5-4 (9 inn.)M17 W Rutgers 9-1 (5 inn.)M 18 W North Dakota State 16-6M18 W South Florida 13-4 (6 inn.)M19 W Monmouth 10-1 (5 inn.)M24 L at (7) Texas A&M 8-0 (5 inn.)M25 W at (7) Texas A&M 5-1M26 L at (7) Texas A&M 7-3M31 W vs. (9) Alabama 2-0A1 L vs. (9) Alabama 9-3A2 W vs. (9) Alabama 4-3 (9 inn.)A7 W vs. (25) Arkansas 1-0A8 L vs. (25) Arkansas 6-5A9 L vs. (25) Arkansas 4-2A11 W vs. Western Illinois 10-2 (6 inn.)A11 W vs. Western Illinois 6-5A14 W at (7) Auburn 6-1A15 L at (7) Auburn 5-4A16 L at (7) Auburn 6-1A18 W vs. SEMO 14-3 (5 inn.)A18 W vs. SEMO 9-1 (6 inn.)A19 W vs. Omaha 7-4A21 L vs. (20) Kentucky 4-2A22 L vs. (20) Kentucky 4-0A23 L vs. (20) Kentucky 10-8A28 L at (17) LSU 3-2A29 L at (17) LSU 3-1A29 W at (17) LSU 3-1M5 L vs. (21) Ole Miss 6-0M6 L vs. (21) Ole Miss 12-4M7 W vs. (21) Ole Miss 3-2 (9 inn.)M10 L LSU 6-5

M19 L Wisconsin 7-2M20 L Illinois-Chicago 5-4

GINA FOGUE (2018- Interim)1 SEASON // 30-29 Overall 1x NCAA Regional appearance

2018 30-29 (6-17 SEC) NCAA NORMAN REGIONAL (NO. 24/NR)F9 W UTEP 3-0F9 W CSUN 19-10F10 L (3) Oregon 14-2F10 L (21) Oklahoma State 6-3F11 L Oregon State 3-1F16 W USF 10-5F16 W UMASS (Lowell) 9-4F17 L (15) Oklahoma State 3-2F17 L Marshall 8-2F18 W Florida Atlantic 7-2F18 W South Florida 4-3 (8 inn.)F22 W BYU 8-6F22 L (12) Arizona 9-4F23 W North Carolina 9-0 (5 inn.)F24 W Wisconsin 7-3F 24 W Bethune Cookman 8-0F25 L UCLA 4-0M28 W vs. SE Louisiana 8-0 (5 inn.)M2 W vs. Drake 4-3M3 W vs. SE Louisiana 6-4 (8 inn.)M3 W vs. Creighton 11-3 (5 inn.)M4 W vs. Creighton 8-0 (6 inn.)M4 W vs. Drake 10-3M9 L at (4) Tennessee 7-4M10 L at (4) Tennessee 7-0M11 L at (4) Tennessee 11-3 (6 inn.)M14 L Illinois 5-2M14 L Illinois 9-6M16 L vs. (20) Mississippi State 4-0M17 W vs. (20) Mississippi State 7-3M18 L vs. (20) Mississippi State 6-3M21 W at SEMO 10-2 (5 inn.)M21 L at SEMO 8-2M23 L at Arkansas 3-1M24 W at Arkansas 3-0M25 L at Arkansas 10-7M30 L (13) vs. LSU 2-1 (10 inn.)M30 L (13) vs. LSU 9-2M31 W (13) vs. LSU 5-4A6 L at (5) Georgia 8-6A7 W at (5) Georgia 5-1A8 L at (5) Georgia 7-2A11 W vs. Omaha 6-0A13 W vs. (8) Auburn 5-4A14 W vs. (8) Auburn 5-1A20 L South Carolina 6-3A21 L South Carolina 8-3A22 L South Carolina 6-2A25 W at Western Illinois 7-0A25 W at Western Illinois 2-0A28 W vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff 10-0 (6 inn.)A28 W vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff 2-0M4 L vs. Florida 4-2M5 L vs. Florida 5-0M6 L vs. Florida 7-4M18 L Tulsa 9-1 (5 inn.)M19 W Boston 10-8M19 W Tulsa 6-5M20 L (4) Oklahoma 7-0

LARISSA ANDERSON (2019-Present)1 SEASON // 35-25 Overall 1x NCAA Tournament appearance

2019 35-25 (12-12 SEC) NCAA LOS ANGELES REGIONAL (NR/RV)F8 W Utah 9-0 (6 inn.)F8 W at (12) Arizona State 8-0 (5 inn.)F9 L (25) Oregon 6-1F9 L Oregon State 4-3 (8 inn.)F10 W Kansas 3-2F15 W Troy 6-0F15 W Villanova 7-0F16 W UMass 5-0F17 W Kansas 12-0 (5 inn.)F21 L BYU 7-3F22 L (2) UCLA 11-3 (6 inn.)F23 L (5) Washington 6-3F23 W New Mexico State 15-0 (5 inn.)M1 L at Louisville 5-3M1 W IUPUI 11-3 (5 inn.)M2 L IUPUI 9-8 (9 inn.)M2 W Indiana State 11-1 (5 inn.)

M8 L at (5) Alabama 3-1M8 L at (5) Alabama 14-8M10 L at (5) Alabama 11-5M15 L vs (8) Georgia 1-0M16 W vs (8) Georgia 7-3M17 W vs (8) Georgia 8-7M20 L vs Bradley 8-1M22 W at (13) Kentucky 10-8 (8 inn.)M23 W at (13) Kentucky 11-8M24 W at (13) Kentucky 8-4M31 W vs. (5) Tennessee 5-4M31 L vs. (5) Tennessee 2-1A1 L vs. (5) Tennessee 9-3A3 W at Whichita State 7-1A3 W at Wihcita State 7-3A5 W vs. Pittsburgh 9-2A6 L vs. Pittsburgh 5-4A6 L vs. Oregon 4-1A7 W vs. Oregon 8-0 (5 inn.)A9 W vs. Illinois 2-0A9 W vs. Illinois 3-2A12 L at (17) Ole Miss 7-5 (8 inn.)A12 L at (17) Ole Miss 1-0A14 W at (17) Ole MIss 5-2A18 W vs. Texas A&M 4-3A19 W vs. Texas A&M 8-0 (5 inn.)A20 W vs. Texas A&M 4-0A23 W vs. SEMO 4-3A23 W vs. SEMO 4-1A26 L at Mississippi State 8-3A27 L at Mississippi State 6-3A28 L at Mississippi State 10-2 (5 inn.)M1 W vs. Kansas City 8-0 (6 inn.)M3 W vs. (16) South Carolina 4-3M4 W vs. (16) South Carolina 7-6 (8 inn.)M5 L vs. (16) South Carolina 5-2M8 L Auburn 3-0M17 W Cal State Fullerton 7-4M18 L at (2) UCLA 9-1 (5 inn.)M18 W Weber State 7-0M19 W at (2) UCLA 5-1M19 L at (2) UCLA 13-1 (5 inn.)

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ALL-TIME RECORD VS. OPPONENTSTEAM W LAlabama 8 15Alcorn State 3 0Angelo State 1 0Appalachian State 1 0Arizona 4 11Arizona State 7 8Arkansas 12 8Arkansas-Pine Bluff 2 0Auburn 8 8Austin Peay 2 1Ball State 7 1Baylor 30 19Bethune-Cookman 1 0Boise State 2 0Boston College 2 1Boston 5 1Bowling Green 3 0Bradley 10 2Butler 2 0BYU 1 2California 2 5Cal State Fullerton 3 6Cal State Northridge 2 5Cal Poly 1 0Centenary 2 0Central College 3 0Central Florida (UCF) 0 1Central Methodist 16 8Central Michigan 4 4Central State (Okla.) 1 0Charleston Southern 2 0Chattanooga 6 1Cleveland State 2 0Coastal Carolina 1 0College of Charleston 0 0Colorado State 2 2Columbia College 6 3Columbia University 2 0Concordia 1 0Connecticut 5 0Creighton 17 11DePaul 10 7Detroit 1 0Detroit-Mercy 1 0Drake 24 4Duke 1 0East Tennessee State 1 0Eastern Illinois 4 3Eastern Kentucky 0 1Eastern Michigan 4 1Elon 0 0Evansville 20 0Florida 4 12Florida A&M 5 0Florida Atlantic 3 0Florida International 4 0Florida State 7 1Fordham 2 0Fresno State 2 9Furman 1 0Georgia 8 10

TEAM W LGeorgia State 3 2Georgia Tech 4 1Green Bay 2 0Harvard 1 0Hawaii 4 5Hofstra 3 1Houston 4 0Illinois 10 3Illinois-Chicago 3 3Illinois State 23 8Indiana 10 5Indiana State 17 3Iowa 19 8Iowa State 55 29James Madison 1 1Jacksonville State 1 1Kansas 69 43Kansas City 51 1Kansas State 11 2Kent State 1 0Kentucky 9 10Lamar 1 0Lincoln 1 0Lipscomb 2 0Long Beach State 3 2Long Island University 1 0Longwood 1 0Louisiana 2 1Louisiana Tech 6 2Louisville 5 7Loyola 6 0LSU 8 14Marshall 0 1Maryland 4 2Maryville 1 0Massachusetts 6 0McNeese State 1 0Memphis 0 2Meramec CC 4 2Mercer 1 0Miami-Ohio 0 1Michigan 4 5Michigan State 3 2Middle Tennessee State 1 0Minnesota 10 6Mississippi 10 5Mississippi State 8 7Mississippi Valley State 2 1Missouri State 35 13Missouri S&T 3 0Missouri Western 3 0Monmouth 1 0Morehead State 1 0Murray State 1 1Nebraska 30 53New Mexico 5 2New Mexico State 3 0Nicholls State 4 0North Carolina 3 2North Carolina State 1 1North Dakota 1 0

TEAM W LNorth Dakota State 11 0North Texas 4 1Northeast Louisiana 2 0Northeastern Illinois 2 0Northern Colorado 3 0Northern Illinois 5 6Northern Iowa 26 5Northwest Louisiana 1 0Northwest Missouri 2 1Northwestern 1 4Notre Dame 6 2Ohio 2 1Ohio State 6 2Oklahoma 40 46Oklahoma Baptist 2 0Oklahoma City 13 3Oklahoma State 43 58Omaha 2 0Oregon 7 8Oregon State 0 5Pacific 3 4Penn State 5 1Pittsburgh 3 3Pittsburg State 6 0Portland State 3 0Prairie View 1 0Princeton 3 1Providence College 1 0Purdue 5 0Radford 2 0Rhode Island 1 1Robert Morris 1 0Rutgers 2 0Sacramento State 0 2Saint Ambrose 1 0Saint Francis 4 0Saint Louis 63 3Saint Mary’s 2 0Samford 1 0Sam Houston 3 1San Diego 2 0San Diego State 4 2San José State 4 0Santa Clara 2 1SEMO 28 4SIUE 4 1Simpson College 1 0South Carolina 8 9South Dakota 1 0South Dakota State 3 0South Florida 6 1Southeast Louisiana 2 1Southern Illinois 20 12Southern Mississippi 0 1Stanford 0 9Stephen F. Austin 4 2Stephens College 5 0Stetson 0 0Stony Brook 1 0Syracuse 1 0Tarkio 4 4

TEAM W LTemple 3 1Tennessee 5 9Tennessee-Martin 2 0Tennessee Tech 1 0Texas 20 17Texas A&M 31 40Texas A&M CC 1 0Texas-Arlington 5 6Texas State 0 1Texas Tech 29 16Texas Wesleyan 7 1Toledo 0 1Tulsa 6 1Troy 2 0Truman State 21 9UAB 1 0UC Davis 2 0UC Santa Barbara 3 1UCLA 4 19UMASS-Lowell 1 0UNLV 1 7USC Upstate 1 0Utah 4 3Utah State 2 3UTEP 1 0UTSA 3 1Valpariso 1 0Villanova 2 0Virginia 1 2Virginia Tech 3 1Washington 5 8Weber State 1 0West Texas State 2 0Western Illinois 36 4Western Kentucky 1 1Western Michigan 11 0Wichita State 22 2William Penn 1 0William Woods 15 3Wisconsin 3 2Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1 0Wright State 0 1Wyoming 1 2Yale 2 0

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YEAR-BY-YEAR HITTING SUMMARYYEAR W-L AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SB BB K AVG.1975 ____________14-7 ____-- ______ -- ______ -- ______-- ______-- ______-- ______-- ______-- ______ -- ______-- ______-- _________ --

1976 ____________14-7 ____-- ______ -- ______ -- ______-- ______-- ______-- ______-- ______-- ______ -- ______-- ______-- _________ --

1977 ____________19-11 ___708 _____ 161 _____ 192 _____-- ______-- ______-- ______-- ______-- ______ 38 ______117 _____67 _________ --

1978 ____________14-17 ___867 _____ 152 _____ 222 _____-- ______-- ______-- ______-- ______-- ______ -- ______95 ______116 ______ .256

1979 ____________9-15 ____624 _____ 78 ______ 147 _____53 ______15 ______8 _______0 _______-- ______ 34 ______47 ______55 _______ .236

1980 ____________36-17 ___1,483 ____ 213 _____ 392 _____185 _____25 ______22 ______15 ______-- ______ 53 ______103 _____73 _______ .264

1981 ____________45-12 ___1,529 ____ 254 _____ 378 _____233 _____23 ______25 ______15 ______496 _____ 39 ______120 _____149 ______ .247

1982 ____________46-20 ___1,693 ____ 179 _____ 395 _____147 _____26 ______36 ______8 _______517 _____ 61 ______158 _____175 ______ .233

1983 ____________40-13 ___1,467 ____ 200 _____ 385 _____157 _____26 ______13 ______3 _______446 _____ 33 ______84 ______157 ______ .262

1984 ____________21-18 ___1,048 ____ 86 ______ 245 _____65 ______19 ______3 _______1 _______273 _____ 15 ______48 ______114 ______ .234

1985 ____________29-23 ___1,290 ____ 112 _____ 34 ______98 ______34 ______21 ______5 _______369 _____ 31 ______69 ______166 ______ .216

1986 ____________25-23 ___1,237 ____ 122 _____ 286 _____83 ______22 ______13 ______6 _______352 _____ 51 ______52 ______123 ______ .231

1987 ____________14-18 ___812 _____ 79 ______ 186 _____55 ______16 ______16 ______8 _______315 _____ 17 ______71 ______77 _______ .229

1988 ____________44-18 ___1,615 ____ 275 _____ 485 _____225 _____53 ______22 ______4 _______594 _____ 142 _____143 _____138 ______ .300

1989 ____________35-22 ___1,414 ____ 177 _____ 347 _____151 _____36 ______18 ______9 _______446 _____ 85 ______111 _____169 ______ .245

1990 ____________30-14 ___1,078 ____ 148 _____ 256 _____109 _____24 ______10 ______1 _______303 _____ 71 ______95 ______117 ______ .237

1991 ____________39-14 ___1,300 ____ 198 _____ 348 _____166 _____44 ______24 ______3 _______449 _____ 86 ______124 _____186 ______ .268

1992 ____________41-14 ___1,487 ____ 244 _____ 414 _____194 _____40 ______13 ______8 _______504 _____ 121 _____102 _____156 ______ .278

1993 ____________31-18 ___1,228 ____ 203 _____ 304 _____163 _____43 ______12 ______9 _______398 _____ 101 _____135 _____171 ______ .248

1994 ____________40-23 ___1,651 ____ 279 _____ 461 _____233 _____69 ______33 ______18 ______650 _____ 138 _____139 _____282 ______ .279

1995 ____________47-19 ___1,720 ____ 367 _____ 544 _____320 _____100 _____32 ______26 ______786 _____ 104 _____200 _____230 ______ .316

1996 ____________31-22 ___1,395 ____ 247 _____ 406 _____209 _____48 ______33 ______19 ______577 _____ 73 ______131 _____190 ______ .291

1997 ____________47-16 ___1,678 ____ 320 _____ 533 _____288 _____85 ______21 ______36 ______768 _____ 60 ______163 _____297 ______ .318

1998 ____________36-20 ___1,470 ____ 223 _____ 411 _____184 _____58 ______22 ______12 ______549 _____ 67 ______98 ______215 ______ .280

1999 ____________41-21 ___1,617 ____ 242 _____ 433 _____192 _____75 ______9 _______11 ______559 _____ 88 ______111 _____228 ______ .268

2000 ____________34-27 ___1,613 ____ 221 _____ 455 _____197 _____49 ______15 ______18 ______588 _____ 82 ______119 _____250 ______ .282

2001 ____________31-28 ___1,556 ____ 193 _____ 452 _____160 _____48 ______11 ______12 ______558 _____ 69 ______110 _____230 ______ .290

2002 ____________29-33 ___1,613 ____ 231 _____ 450 _____202 _____66 ______18 ______27 ______633 _____ 61 ______129 _____297 ______ .279

2003 ____________31-20 ___1,314 ____ 203 _____ 343 _____185 _____60 ______13 ______32 ______525 _____ 67 ______93 ______288 ______ .261

2004 ____________29-16 ___1,367 ____ 181 _____ 286 _____146 _____64 ______5 _______22 ______426 _____ 57 ______97 ______298 ______ .209

2005 ____________44-15 ___1,565 ____ 364 _____ 470 _____331 _____101 _____19 ______82 ______855 _____ 52 ______165 _____289 ______ .300

2006 ____________26-27 ___1,371 ____ 216 _____ 360 _____197 _____67 ______10 ______38 ______561 _____ 79 ______134 _____311 ______ .263

2007 ____________40-24 ___1,648 ____ 328 _____ 463 _____304 _____99 ______7 _______47 ______717 _____ 97 ______237 _____301 ______ .281

2008 ____________47-17 ___1,677 ____ 362 _____ 481 _____321 _____61 ______17 ______65 ______771 _____ 139 _____206 _____348 ______ .287

2009 ____________50-12 ___1,630 ____ 363 _____ 510 _____333 _____88 ______10 ______60 ______798 _____ 131 _____212 _____310 ______ .313

2010 ____________51-13 ___1,624 ____ 381 _____ 481 _____342 _____89 ______10 ______62 ______776 _____ 127 _____247 _____320 ______ .296

2011 ____________53-10 ___1,686 ____ 363 _____ 498 _____327 _____93 ______5 _______67 ______802 _____ 109 _____218 _____262 ______ .295

2012 ____________47-14 ___1,585 ____ 314 _____ 419 _____271 _____73 ______6 _______52 ______660 _____ 80 ______218 _____254 ______ .264

2013 ____________38-14 ___1,359 ____ 312 _____ 413 _____286 _____78 ______4 _______62 ______685 _____ 59 ______204 _____196 ______ .304

2014 ____________43-18 ___1,655 ____ 331 _____ 513 _____303 _____78 ______9 _______51 ______762 _____ 104 _____186 _____185 ______ .310

2015 ____________42-16 ___1,562 ____ 395 _____ 500 _____355 _____64 ______9 _______79 ______819 _____ 111 _____264 _____200 _____ .320

2016** __________42-16 ___1,572 ____ 390 _____ 514 _____340 _____65 ______4 _______73 ______806 _____ 165 _____229 _____205 ______ .327

2017 ____________29-28 ___1,495 ____ 277 _____ 419 _____240 _____72 ______5 _______52 ______657 _____ 80 ______174 _____206 ______ .280

2018 ____________30-29 ___1,574 ____ 282 _____ 457 _____258 _____82 ______3 _______58 ______719 _____ 63 ______172 _____230 ______ .290

2019 ____________35-25 ___1,573 ____ 313 _____ 447 _____281 _____87 ______6 _______64 ______738 _____ 75 ______190 _____243 ______ .284

** 1975-78 stats not fully available

** Stats vacated due to NCAA sanctions All-Time Single-Season Highs in BOLD

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YEAR-BY-YEAR PITCHING SUMMARYYEAR W-L IP H R ER BB K ERA1975 ____________14-7 ____________-- ___________ -- _________ -- ____________-- ____________ -- _____________ -- ______________ --

1976 ____________14-7 ____________-- ___________ -- _________ -- ____________-- ____________ -- _____________ -- ______________ --

1977 ____________19-11 ___________-- ___________ -- _________ -- ____________-- ____________ -- _____________ -- ______________ --

1978 ____________14-17 ___________-- ___________ -- _________ -- ____________-- ____________ -- _____________ -- ______________ --

1979 ____________9-15 ____________158.0 _________ 117 _______ 65 ___________36 ____________ 28 ____________ 30 ___________ 1.59

1980 ____________36-17 ___________371.0 _________ 228 _______ 77 ___________52 ____________ 64 ____________ 215 __________ 0.98

1981 ____________45-12 ___________409.2 _________ 228 _______ 65 ___________50 ____________ 52 ____________ 349 __________ 0.85

1982 ____________46-20 ___________480.1 _________ 236 _______ 77 ___________236 ___________ 91 ____________ 419 __________ 0.64

1983 ____________40-13 ___________391.2 _________ 183 _______ 52 ___________24 ____________ 49 ____________ 363 __________ 0.43

1984 ____________21-18 ___________281.0 _________ 185 _______ 75 ___________36 ____________ 85 ____________ 148 __________ 0.90

1985 ____________29-23 ___________354.1 _________ 255 _______ 109 __________77 ____________ 119 ___________ 229 __________ 1.52

1986 ____________25-23 ___________335.0 _________ 205 _______ 82 ___________55 ____________ 138 ___________ 171 __________ 1.15

1987 ____________14-18 ___________216.0 _________ 177 _______ 87 ___________40 ____________ 46 ____________ 77 ___________ 1.30

1988 ____________44-18 ___________416.7 _________ 358 _______ 118 __________63 ____________ 86 ____________ 120 __________ 1.06

1989 ____________35-22 ___________387.0 _________ 280 _______ 118 __________63 ____________ 65 ____________ 254 __________ 1.14

1990 ____________30-14 ___________303.3 _________ 197 _______ 72 ___________35 ____________ 47 ____________ 228 __________ 0.81

1991 ____________39-14 ___________373.0 _________ 245 _______ 76 ___________41 ____________ 54 ____________ 345 __________ 0.77

1992 ____________41-14 ___________390.0 _________ 249 _______ 70 ___________38 ____________ 70 ____________ 321 __________ 0.68

1993 ____________31-18 ___________328.2 _________ 259 _______ 102 __________68 ____________ 43 ____________ 205 __________ 1.45

1994 ____________40-23 ___________422.0 _________ 363 _______ 156 __________87 ____________ 96 ____________ 213 __________ 1.44

1995 ____________47-19 ___________431.2 _________ 387 _______ 185 __________98 ____________ 92 ____________ 284 __________ 1.58

1996 ____________31-22 ___________339.1 _________ 370 _______ 204 __________122 ___________ 88 ____________ 181 __________ 2.52

1997 ____________47-16 ___________418.1 _________ 392 _______ 172 __________94 ____________ 52 ____________ 244 __________ 1.57

1998 ____________36-20 ___________380.0 _________ 259 _______ 98 ___________69 ____________ 108 ___________ 275 __________ 1.27

1999 ____________41-21 ___________412.0 _________ 377 _______ 149 __________104 ___________ 85 ____________ 300 __________ 1.77

2000 ____________34-27 ___________421.2 _________ 335 _______ 118 __________104 ___________ 127 ___________ 376 __________ 1.53

2001 ____________31-28 ___________397.2 _________ 367 _______ 182 __________117 ___________ 147 ___________ 271 __________ 2.06

2002 ____________29-33 ___________409.2 _________ 417 _______ 203 __________136 ___________ 125 ___________ 234 __________ 2.32

2003 ____________31-20 ___________353.2 _________ 270 _______ 138 __________109 ___________ 105 ___________ 299 __________ 2.16

2004 ____________29-26 ___________365.2 _________ 288 _______ 132 __________101 ___________ 106 ___________ 430 __________ 1.93

2005 ____________44-15 ___________387.0 _________ 281 _______ 119 __________83 ____________ 120 ___________ 404 __________ 1.50

2006 ____________26-27 ___________345.1 _________ 357 _______ 218 __________177 ___________ 144 ___________ 217 __________ 3.59

2007 ____________40-24 ___________423.0 _________ 476 _______ 249 __________195 ___________ 123 ___________ 276 __________ 3.23

2008 ____________47-17 ___________422.0 _________ 384 _______ 193 __________145 ___________ 100 ___________ 362 __________ 2.41

2009 ____________50-12 ___________406.0 _________ 288 _______ 111 __________85 ____________ 106 ___________ 343 __________ 1.47

2010 ____________51-13 ___________413.0 _________ 348 _______ 166 __________133 ___________ 116 ___________ 373 __________ 2.25

2011 ____________53-10 ___________425.2 _________ 264 _______ 107 __________85 ____________ 99 ____________ 539 __________ 1.40

2012 ____________47-14 ___________412.0 _________ 272 _______ 114 __________90 ____________ 135 ___________ 460 __________ 1.53

2013 ____________38-14 ___________335.0 _________ 265 _______ 147 __________110 ___________ 100 ___________ 291 __________ 2.30

2014 ____________43-18 ___________407.1 _________ 381 _______ 210 __________158 ___________ 140 ___________ 271 __________ 2.72

2015 ____________42-16 ___________373.0 _________ 359 _______ 229 __________168 ___________ 189 ___________ 343 __________ 3.15

2016** __________42-16 ___________375.1 _________ 368 _______ 210 __________167 ___________ 174 ___________ 261 __________ 3.11

2017 ____________29-28 ___________374.1 _________ 398 _______ 237 __________178 ___________ 176 ___________ 271 __________ 3.33

2018 ____________30-29 ___________386.2 _________ 426 _______ 269 __________206 ___________ 173 ___________ 220 __________ 3.73

2019 ____________35-25 ___________390.2 _________ 383 _______ 239 __________185 ___________ 176 ___________ 278 __________ 3.31

**1975-78 stats not available

** Stats vacated due to NCAA sanctions All-Time Single-Season Highs in BOLD

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AActon, Robyn ........................................... 1996-97Adelstein, Wendy ......................................... 1990Allen, Andee............................................ 2006-09Allister, Heather ...................................... 2001-02Anderson, Gina........................................ 1993-96Ashley, Kim.............................................. 1994-96

BBabb, Mary .............................................. 1994-97Bailey, Kendyll .....................................2018-19Bailey, Stacy ............................................ 1994-97Bails, Dalene ................................................ 1993Bange, Paige ........................................... 2015-18Bangert, Kris............................................ 1986-89Batz, Sherry ............................................. 1979-81Baumgartner, Danielle ............................ 2016-18Bax, Peg................................................... 1978-81Baxter, Cheyenne .................................... 2015-17Beaman, Sue ........................................... 1982-85Beck, Trudi ............................................... 1978-79Berry, Katie .............................................. 1978-79Bishop, JoAnn .............................................. 1977Boen, Christie .......................................... 1992-95Boes, Sandy.................................................. 1980Boles, Gale ................................................... 1977Bollman, Lisa ................................................ 1990Borders, Stephanie....................................... 1993Borzello, Keri ................................................ 1994Bowers, Leanne....................................... 2004-07Brazier, Annette ....................................... 1984-87Brent, Jill ................................................. 1989-92Brown, Heidi............................................ 1986-89Bruck, Jen................................................ 2005-08Brundick, Laura............................................. 1983Buchner, Karen ............................................. 1984Bullock, Kris............................................. 1981-83Burke, Lisa ............................................... 1979-82Burke, Kristen .......................................... 2000-03Burkhart, Pat............................................ 1975-78Burks, Alexis................................................. 2019Burnside, Braxton .................................... 2017-18Bushman, Alicia ........................................... 1990

CCaccavo, Christy .................................. 1999-2000Cammarata, Dana ................................... 1984-86Carafiol, Debbie....................................... 1985-86Carrington, Lisa ....................................... 1976-79Christopher, Megan ................................. 2008-11Claytor, Rhonda ....................................... 1983-86Cohen, Raime .......................................... 2016-19Cole, Melissa ............................................... 1979Conklin, Diane .............................................. 1982Corwin, Brianna....................................... 2011-13Cousins, Alyssa ....................................... 2013-15Crane, Emily ............................................ 2013-16Crowe, Patti............................................. 1979-82

DDack, Valerie ................................................ 1988Daniel, Eli ..............................................2018-19Daniel, Kelly ................................................. 1987Davis, Sherri ............................................ 1979-82Decker, Kara .........................................2018-19Degnan, Sue ............................................ 1979-81DeGreef, Debbie...................................... 1978-80Delaney, Stacy......................................... 2008-09Dennis, Megan ........................................ 2006-07Dressler, Courtney ........................................ 1989Duffner, Jolie ........................................... 2016-17Dugan, Dawn........................................... 1995-98

EEdwards, Trenity ........................................... 2018Ellison, Tajiah ............................................... 2018Erickson, Erin ....................................... 1999-2000Erwin, Bailey ................................................ 2012

FFagan, Sami............................................. 2014-16Falk, Stephanie.................................... 1998-2002Farmer, Amy ........................................ 1997-2000Farrah, Sharon .............................................. 1977

Feldott, Jennifer ........................................... 1990Finley, Cindy ................................................. 1978Finucane, Tori .......................................... 2014-16Fischer, Becky ............................................... 1977Fischer, Melanie ...................................... 2001-03Fleeman, Samantha ................................ 2003-04Fleming, Ashley ....................................... 2009-12Fleming, Natalie ...................................... 2014-17Flournoy, Veronica ........................................ 2002Foster, Mandy ............................................... 1992Frankenfield, Brenda ............................... 1980-81Frankenfield, Hedy................................... 1977-80French, Mary ........................................... 1974-77Futhey, Laura ........................................... 1979-80

GGadbois, Taylor ........................................ 2013-16Garrison, Danie ............................................ 2019Garrison, Gabby....................................... 2017-19Gasper, Cassie .............................................. 2019Gemeinhardt, Stacy............................. 1997-2000George, Abby ........................................2018-19Genovese, Corrin ..................................... 2012-15Gilliand, Erin ............................................ 2015-16Giovani, Cindy ......................................... 1978-89Grills, Vicki .............................................. 1979-80

HHaberkorn, Kim........................................ 1988-89Hainey, Jana............................................ 2007-10Harper, Laura ........................................... 1977-79Harrison, Wendy ............................... 1996, 98-99Harvey, Sara ............................................ 2015-16Hay, Rachel.............................................. 2010-13Hays, Ashley............................................ 2002-05Heick, Tiffany........................................... 1992-95Helvey, Sue................................................... 1977Henke, Amy ............................................. 2005-07Hermann, Nikki........................................ 1995-98Hollrah, Megan ....................................... 1993-95Hudson, Nicole ........................................ 2010-13Humphreys, Karen ........................................ 1981Huneke, Maureen......................................... 1981

JJacoby, Lindsey ............................................ 1999Jacobson, Alaina.......................................... 2007Jeck, Belinda ................................................ 1980Johnson, Rechelle ................................... 1989-92Jones, Brandi .......................................... 1992-95Jones, Kelsi ............................................. 2012-13Jump, Donna ................................................ 1983

KKalka, Erin ............................................... 2002-05Kearns, Karie ........................................... 1990-91Kelly, Laurie ............................................. 1980-83Kennewell, Allison .................................. 2004-07Keitzman, Karen ...................................... 1980-83Kessinger, Cayla ..................................2017-18Kingsley, Kayla ........................................ 2012-15Kirby, Taylor .................................................. 2017Koontz, Katy ........................................... 2008, 10Korn, Gayle .............................................. 1984-86Krahl, Cindy .................................................. 1982Krebs, Princess ........................................ 2010-13Kuhnert, Heather .......................................... 1988Kunkel, Heather....................................... 2002-05

LLanis, Janie ............................................. 1991-94Lawlor, Alicia ........................................... 1983-85Lee, Catherine ......................................... 2010-11Leech, Kellie ............................................ 1991-92LeClere, Kathy .............................................. 1982LeCluyse, Morgan ................................... 2002-04Liedecker, Donna ..................................... 1976-77Link, Julie ................................................ 1986-89Loethen, Joanne...................................... 2003-06Loftus, Lisa ................................................... 1982Long, Janet................................................... 1977Lovejoy, Robbie ....................................... 1976-77Lowary, Paige .......................................... 2015-16Lowry, Jamie ........................................... 1996-99

MMack, Kirsten .......................................... 2014-17Manegre, Kathi ....................................... 1981-83Marble, Alora ............................................... 2014Marcinkiewcz, Amy ...................................... 1987Marks, Monica ........................................ 1988-90Marshall, Becky............................................ 1978Marshall, Kacey ...................................... 1991-95Marshall, Shelia ........................................... 1978Marston, Jenna ....................................... 2010-13Martin, Callie ............................................... 2018Martin, Kim .................................................. 1985Masterson, Kathy .................................... 2004-07Mayhall, Zoe ........................................... 1992-93McDannold, Delaney............................... 2018-19McGinnis, Rachael .................................. 2001-03McGrane, Mary ............................................ 1999McNeal, Sara ............................................... 1999Mettlach, Daisy ....................................... 2001-03Miller, Jan ............................................... 1977-81Milles, Katie ............................................ 2007-09Minner, Micaela ................................ 2005-07, 09Moore, Hatti ..........................................2018-19Moore, Sarah .......................................... 2013-14Morris, Sally ............................................ 1990-91Muller, Lindsey ........................................ 2010-13

NNash, Meredith ....................................... 2007-09Nash, Regan ............................................ 2016-19Neinhaus, Vicki ....................................... 1984-85Neuner, Jan .................................................. 1978Norman, Madi ......................................... 2017-19Nottelmann, Kristin ................................. 2009-12

OOden, Amy .................................................... 1988Olmstead, Sharon......................................... 1985Ortega, Ashlie .............................................. 2010

PPadgett, Sabrina........................................... 2002Paskiewicz, Brenda ................................. 1988-91Persinger, Karen ...................................... 1993-96Peterson, Erica ........................................ 2004-05Pierce, Rylee............................................ 2016-18Phalen, Michelle ..................................... 1985-88Poet, Kathryn ........................................... 2008-11Power, Kendra ......................................... 2003-05Pullen, Janet ................................................ 1977Pyles, Sue ................................................ 1987-88

RRaabe, Emma ............................................. 2019Randazzo, Angela .................................... 2012-15Rathburn, Chloe....................................... 2016-17Redel, Tammy ............................................... 1993Reed, Anna .............................................. 2015-17Renth, Amanda........................................ 2005-08Resa, Brandi ............................................ 1992-93Rinehart, Connie...................................... 1983-85Rice, Lauren.................................................. 2018Robinson, Shawna .................................. 1998-99Roening, Janessa .................................... 2005-06Rollin, Jazmyn ........................................... 2019Romaine, Kolby ....................................... 2016-19Rose, Carlie ............................................. 2013-14Roth, Kelsea ............................................ 2012-15Rowley, Ellen ........................................... 1977-78Rudolph, Karen ........................................ 1975-77Rudolph, Sharon ...................................... 1975-77

SSanchez, Amanda.................................... 2015-18Sanitate, Donna ...................................... 1982-85Scates, Nalani .............................................. 2018Schaeffer, Saney .......................................... 1987Scheer, Judy ............................................ 1982-85Schellert, Jenni ............................................ 2001Schkade, Kelli............................................... 2014Schmidt, Kris ....................................... 1985-2001Schneider, Gina ................................... 2006, 08-10Schneider, Karen ..................................... 1989-92Schultz, Monica....................................... 1988-91

Schuyler, Jaci .......................................... 2005-06Schweikert, Terry .................................... 1982-85Schweisberger, Marla ............................. 2008-11Sederburg, DeOnne ...................................... 1984Shell, Lori ................................................ 1984-85Silver, Julie .............................................. 2007-09Simmons, Lisa ......................................... 2008-11Simons, Sara ........................................... 2005-07Skouby, Christy .................................... 1997-2000Skow, Melissa ......................................... 1990-91Slover, Kim ....................................... 1995-97, 99Smith, Lisa............................................... 1985-88Smith, Nicole........................................... 1995-98Snarr, Shayna .......................................... 1998-99Snelgrove, Karen ..................................... 1989-92Sprague, Sydney ..................................... 2015-16Stangel, Casey ............................................. 2014Stephens, Ashtin .................................... 2012, 14Stringer, Sarah ........................................ 2004-07Swarts, Linda ...................................... 1997-2000Sweet, Karen........................................... 1982-83Syberg, Michelle ..................................... 1986-87Sykes, Mackenzie.................................... 2012-14

TTate, Cindy ............................................... 1980-83Taylor, Rhea ............................................. 2008-11Tegler, Connie .......................................... 1975-77Thomas, Chelsea ............................... 2009, 11-13Throneburg, Dara ......................................... 2000Tobias, Laura ........................................... 1980-81Tobyne, Alyson ........................................ 2005-07Tomita, Cosette ....................................... 2016-19Torres, Geanna ............................................. 2019Tuley, Tamara .......................................... 1988-90

UUbrun, Lindsey......................................... 2008-09U’Ren, Jana ............................................. 1998-99Umfleet, Sandy ............................................. 1981

VVassmer, Sara.......................................... 2000-03Vock, Abby ............................................... 2008-11Vock, Michaele ........................................ 2007-10

WWalla, Donna .......................................... 1976-77Walker, Ricki ................................................ 2001Walston, Stephanie ................................ 1995-96Walters, Morgan ..................................... 2015-16Way, Dana ............................................... 1991-94Way, Shawn ............................................ 1989-92Weber, Joyce .......................................... 1978-81Werner, Ingrid ......................................... 2000-03Wert, Kimberly .......................................... 2019Wheeler, Sue Ann ................................... 1987-90White, Amanda Jo (A.J.)......................... 2004-07White, Shana .......................................... 2008-11Williams, Karen................................... 1998-2002Wilmes, Brooke ...................................2018-19Wilson, Teresa ........................................ 1980-83Winberry, Tonya ...................................... 1997-98Woodall, Ashley ...................................... 1996-99Wright, Barb ............................................ 1994-97

YYoung, Julie.................................................. 1986Young, Jaydee ......................................... 2009-10Young, Terri ............................................. 1991-94

ZZolman, Jordan ....................................... 2014-15

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ALL-TIME JERSEY NUMBERS00

Rachel Hay __________________ 2010-13Regan Nash __________________ 2016-19

0Kendal Cook ___________________2020

1Alisha Nelson ___________________2003Erica Peterson ________________ 2004-05Andee Allen __________________ 2006-09Ashtin Stephens _______________ 2012-14Erin Gilliand __________________ 2015-16Tajiah Ellison ____________________2018Imani Myint ____________________2020

2Lisa Smith ______________________1985Terri Young __________________ 1991-94Kelly Woolford ___________________1997Christy Caccavo _______________ 1999-00Erin Kalka ___________________ 2002-05Megan Dennis ________________ 2006-07Lisa Simmons _________________ 2008-11Emily Crane __________________ 2013-16Kendyll Bailey _______________ 2018-20

3Sue Beaman _________________ 1983-85Julie Link _______________________1989Alicia Bushman _______________ 1990-91Stacy Bailey _______________ 1994-95, ‘97Karen Williams ______________1998-2001Sabrina Padgett __________________2002Kathy Masterson ______________ 2004-07Rhea Taylor __________________ 2008-11Paige Bange __________________ 2015-18Danie Garrison ___________________2019

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Connie Rinehart _______________ 1983-85Wendy Adelstein _________________1990Andrea Silverman _________________1991Zoe Mayhall _____________________1993Kim Ashley __________________ 1994-95Heather Kunkel _______________ 2002-05Gina Schneider ________________ 2006-10Mackenzie Sykes ______________ 2011-14Jolie Duffner _________________ 2016-17Jazmyn Rollin _______________ 2019-20

5Donna Sanitate _______________ 1983-84Stephanie Borders ________________1993Jamie Lowry _________________ 1997-99Kristen Burke _________________ 2000-03Samantha Fleeman ________________2004Jaci Schuyler _________________ 2005-06Michaele Vock ________________ 2007-10Alaina Burkhart __________________2011Carlie Rose _____________________2012Tori Finucane _________________ 2014-16Nalani Scates ___________________2018Emma Nichols __________________2020

6Michelle Phalen _______________1985, ‘88Lia Bollmann ____________________1990Kellie Leach __________________ 1991-92Dawn Dugan ______________ 1995, ‘97-98Morgan Lecluyse ______________ 2002-04Amanda Renth ________________ 2005-08Jaydee Young ________________ 2009-10Kolby Romaine ________________ 2016-19

7Rhonda Claytor ________________ 1983-85Heather Kuhnert __________________1988Courtney Dressler _________________1989Kacey Marshall _______________ 1991-95Robin Acton _____________________1997Shayna Snarr _________________ 1998-99Daisy Mettlach ________________ 2001-03Amy Henke __________________ 2005-07Stacy Delaney ________________ 2008-09Ashlie Ortega _________________ 2010-11Bailey Erwin __________________ 2012-13Natalie Fleming _______________ 2014-17Brooke Wilmes ______________ 2018-20

8Debbie Carafiol _______________ 1984-85Amy Oden ___________________ 1988-89Jennifer Feldott __________________1990Dalene Bails ____________________1993

Nicole Smith ______________ 1995, ‘97-98Heather Allister _______________ 2001-02Morgan Kent _________________ 2003-04Janessa Roening ______________ 2005-06Meredith Nash ________________ 2007-09Nicole Hudson ________________ 2010-13Sydney Sprague _______________ 2015-16Hannah McGivern _______________2020

9Karen Schneider _______________ 1989-92Gina Anderson ________________ 1993-95Tonya Winberry __________________1997Jeni Schellert _________________ 2001-03Jana Hainey __________________ 2007-10Taylor Gadbois ________________ 2012-16Delaney McDannold ____________ 2018-19

10Kristin Bullock ___________________1981Judy Cheer __________________ 1983-85Shawn Way __________________ 1989-92Tammy Redel ____________________1993Wendy Harrison _______________ 1998-99Sara Vassmer _________________ 2000-03Sarah Stringer ________________ 2004-07Abby Vock ___________________ 2008-11Kelsea Roth __________________ 2012-15Danielle Baumgartner ___________ 2016-19Megan Moll ____________________2020

11Vicki Grilles __________________ 1983-85Brenda Paszkiewics ____________ 1988-91Brandi Jones _________________ 1992-95Amy Famer __________________ 1997-00Melanie Fisher ________________ 2001-03Alyson Tobyne ________________ 2005-07Katy Koontz __________________ 2008-10Kayla Kingsley ________________ 2012-15Trenity Edwards _________________ 2018Baleigh Koester ______________ 2019-20

12Teresa Wilson ________________ 1980-81Donna Jump ____________________1983Kris Bangert __________________ 1988-89Karie Kearns _________________ 1990-91Mary Babb ________________ 1994-95, ‘97Lindsey Jacoby ________________ 1999-02Kerri Lamkin _____________________2004Alana Jocobson __________________2007Angela Randazzo ______________ 2012-15Geanna Torres ___________________2019

13Kris Bullock _____________________1983Annette Brazier _______________ 1984-85Stefanie Standley _________________2003Alli Kennewell ________________ 2004-07Brianna Corwin _______________ 2011-14Cheyenne Baxter ______________ 2015-17Kara Decker ________________ 2018-20

14Maureen Huneke _________________1981Terry Schweikert ______________ 1983-85Sue Pyles _______________________1988Jen Bruck ___________________ 2005-08Alora Marble ____________________2014Paige Lowary _________________ 2015-16Cassie Gasper ___________________2019

15Hedy Frankenfield _________________1980Alicia Lawlor _________________ 1983-85Lisa Smith ______________________1988Rechelle Johnson ______________ 1989-92Keri Borzello ____________________1994Stephanie Walston ________________1997Mary McGrane ________________ 1999-02Erica May ______________________2005Katie Milles __________________ 2006-09Maddison Ruggeberg ______________2011Raime Cohen _________________ 2016-19

16Laurie Kelly _____________________1983Gayle Korn ___________________ 1984-85Heidi Brown __________________ 1988-89Melissa Skow ________________ 1990-91Christe Boen _________________ 1992-95Ashley Woodall _______________ 1997-99Ricki Walker ____________________2001Ashley Hays __________________ 2002-05

Megan Christopher _____________ 2008-11Corrin Genovese _______________ 2012-15Summer Shockley ______________ 2019-20

17Kris Schmidt _________________ 1985-88Jill Brent ____________________ 1989-92Karen Persinger _______________ 1993-95Dara Throneburg _________________2000Samantha Fleeman ________________2003Amanda Jo White _____________ 2004-07Kathryn Poet _________________ 2008-11Alyssa Cousins ________________ 2012-15Lauren Rice ____________________ 2018Kimberly Wert _______________ 2019-20

18Patti Crowe _____________________1981Jana U’ren ___________________ 1998-99Veronica Flournoy ______________ 2002-03Leanne Bowers _______________ 2004-07Chelsea Thomas _______________ 2009-13Callie Martin _________________ 2018-19

19Stacy Geminhardt ______________ 1997-00Joeanne Loethen ______________ 2003-06Shana White _________________ 2008-11Kelli Schkade ____________________2014

20Karen Kietzman ____________ 1980-81, ‘83Lori Shell ____________________ 1984-85Tammy Tuley _________________ 1988-90Wendy Adelstein _________________1991Brandi Resa __________________ 1992-93Kim Slover ________________ 1995, ‘97-99Ingrid Werner _________________ 2000-03Holly Haines ____________________2004Julie Silver __________________ 2007-09Amanda Sanchez ______________ 2015-18Alexis Burks __________________ 2019-20

21Karen Buchner ________________ 1984-85Kim Haberkorn ________________ 1989-90Monica Marks ___________________1991Tiffany Heick _________________ 1992-95Shawna Robinson ______________ 1998-99Kendra Power ________________ 2003-05Marla Schweisberger ___________ 2008-11Jordan Zolman ________________ 2014-15Chloe Rathburn _______________ 2016-17

22Joyce Webber ________________ 1980-81Kathi Manegre ___________________1983Valerie Dack ____________________1988Karen Snelgrove _______________ 1990-92Megan Hollrah ________________ 1993-94Linda Swarts _________________ 1997-00Sara Simons _________________ 2005-07Lindsey Muller ________________ 2010-13Morgan Walters _______________ 2015-16Madi Norman _________________ 2017-19Lindsey Warick _________________2020

23Karen Sweet ____________________1983Vicki Nienhuis ________________ 1984-85Monica Marks ________________ 1988-89Sally Morris __________________ 1990-91Mendy Foster ____________________1992Barb Wright _______________ 1994-95, ‘97Stephanie Falk ________________ 1998-01Micaela Minner _______________ 2004-09Catherine Lee _________________ 2010-11Kelsi Jones __________________ 2012-13Taylor Kirby _____________________2017Jordan Weber __________________2020

24Cindy Tate ________________ 1980-81, ‘83Deonne Sederburg ________________1984Kim Martin _____________________1985Christy Skouby ________________ 1997-00Rachael McGinnis _____________ 2001-03Taylor Duplechain _________________2011Casey Stangel ___________________2014Anna Reed ___________________ 2015-17

25Brenda Frankenfield _______________1981Teresa Wilson ___________________1983Dana Cammarata ______________ 1984-85

Sue Ann Wheeler ______________ 1988-90Janie Lanis __________________ 1991-94Nikki Herman ______________ 1995, ‘97-98Erin Erickson _________________ 1999-02Braxton Burnside ______________ 2017-18

26Belinda Jeck ____________________1980Laura Tobias ____________________1981Sara McNeal _________________ 1999-00Jenna Marston ________________ 2010-13Sara Harvey __________________ 2015-16Kendal Judge _______________ 2019-20

27Sue Ann Wheeler ______________ 1988-90Kirsten Mack _________________ 2014-17Megan Schumacher _____________2020

28Karen Humphreys _________________1980Karen Snelgrove __________________1989Dana Way ___________________ 1991-94Kristin Nottelmann _____________ 2009-12Gabby Garrison _______________ 2017-19

30Sany Boes ______________________1980Ashley Fleming ________________ 2009-12

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Hatti Moore _________________ 2018-20

32Laura Futhery ____________________1980Kathi Manegre ___________________1981Lindsey Ubrun ________________ 2008-09Carlie Rose __________________ 2013-14Sophie Dandola _________________2020

33Cayla Kessinger _____________ 2017-20

36Sherri Davis __________________ 1980-91Rylee Pierce __________________ 2016-18

38Lisa Burke ___________________ 1980-81

40Peg Bax _____________________ 1980-91

42Princess Krebs ________________ 2010-13Eli Daniel ___________________ 2018-20

44Sherry Batz __________________ 1980-81

46Debbie Degreeff __________________1980

51Sami Fagan __________________ 2013-16

52Sue Degnan __________________ 1980-81

55Sarah Moore _________________ 2013-14Cosette Tomita ________________ 2016-18

67Katherine Kadlec_____________ 2018-20

99Abby George ________________ 2018-20

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First Game- Friday, March 3, 2017- vs. Oregon (L, 10-3)- Attendance: 1,242

First Mizzou Win- Friday, March 3, 2017- vs. Stephen F. Austin (14-6)- W: Cheyenne Baxter

First No-Hitter- Danielle Baumgartner vs. Butler (March 5, 2017)

First Hit- Alexis Mack (Oregon / March 3, 2017)First Mizzou Hit- Chloe Rathburn vs. Oregon (March 3, 2017)

First Double- Madi Bishop (Oregon / March 3, 2017)First Mizzou Double- Chloe Rathburn vs. Oregon (March 3, 2017)

First Triple- Alexis Mack (Oregon / March 3, 2017)First Mizzou Triple- Kirsten Mack vs. Iowa (March 15, 2017)

First Home Run- Gwen Svekis (Oregon / March 3, 2017)First Mizzou Home Run- Amanda Sanchez vs. Oregon (March 3, 2017)

First Walk Drawn- Anna Reed vs. Oregon (March 3, 2017)

First Stolen Base- Danica Mercado (Oregon / March 3, 2017)First Mizzou Stolen Base- Kolby Romaine vs. Oregon (March 4, 2017)

First RBI- Gwen Svekis (Oregon / March 3, 2017)First Mizzou RBI- Amanda Sanchez vs. Oregon (March 3, 2017)

First Run Scored- Alexis Mack (Oregon / March 3, 2017)First Mizzou Run Scored- Amanda Sanchez vs. Oregon (March 3, 2017)

First Strikeout Thrown- Madi Norman vs. Oregon (March 3, 2017)

First Pinch-Hit Home Run- Taylor Kirby vs. Butler (March 5, 2017)

First Extra-Inning Game- Mizzou vs. Maryland (March 5, 2017)- Maryland def. Mizzou, 9-8 (9 inn.)

First Run-Rule Victory- Mizzou vs. Stephen F. Austin (March 3, 2017)- Mizzou def. SFA, 14-6 (5 inn.)

First SEC Win- Friday, March 31, 2017- vs. Alabama (W, 2-0)

First SEC Series Win- March 31 - April 2, 2017- Won two of three against #9 Alabama

First Mizzou Multi-HR Game- Rylee Pierce vs. Alabama (April 2, 2017)

First Mizzou Grand Slam- Braxton Burnside vs. SEMO (April 18, 2017)

Over the 45 years of its existence, Mizzou Softball has proven itself as a Women’s College World Series-level program. Since 2017, the Tigers have a facility that matches the team’s on-field excellence.

The $17.5 million Mizzou Softball Stadium is located within the Mizzou Athletics Sports Park, and has ample amenities for fans and players alike. Featuring over 700 chairback seats – nearly 10 times the total of its predecessor, University Field – along with bleachers and a spacious outfield berm, the stadium can easily accommodate 2,500 fans.

Fans entering the stadium are greeted by a beautiful brick façade, complemented by a Centria paneling system. The stadium offers beautiful views whether sitting in the infield seating, or atop the berm area. LED lit ‘Mizzou Tigers’ signage hangs from the press level, and an LED-lit lantern piece sets atop the facility’s main elevator.

A “full-view” concourse allows fans to not miss a pitch while visiting one of two concession stands or the on-site Tiger Team Store. The concourse is located beneath a spacious elevated press box, which feaures dedicated broadcast and radio booths, space for working press and game management, and a Club Suite.

Fans will also appreciate the brand-new video board; with over 300 square feet of LED display, it is much larger than the previous board at University Field.The new field’s dimensions are 200 feet at the foul lines and 220 feet at center field. A 10-foot, crushed-brick warning track separates the six-foot wall from an

expansive outfield of lush Kentucky Bluegrass, carefully tended by Jerry Cummings and the Mizzou Sports Turf staff. The DuraEdge infield lays atop a drainage system built to USGA specs.

Both teams are protected from the elements by bench-heated dugouts, and have access to bullpens down their respective foul lines, and batting cages underneath the stands. In addition, six dedicated TV camera wells allow for easy production of SEC Network telecasts.

The Tigers’ home team suite is located directly behind the third-base dugout, and includes, 32 lockers, and amenities such as a mud room, equipment-storage area and coaches meeting room.

One of the premier collegiate softball events came to Mizzou Softball Stadium in 2018, as the Tigers hosted the annual Southeastern Conference Tournament May 8-12. It marked Mizzou’s first time ever hosting the SEC Tournament and only the second conference tournament ever to be held in Columbia, Mo. (1980 Big Eight Tournament). Big events are nothing new for the Tigers program, however, as Mizzou has served as the host for nine NCAA Regionals and four NCAA Super Regionals since 2005.

MIZZOU SOFTBALL STADIUM

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Chelsea ThomasUSSSA Pride

National Pro Fastpitch2013-16

Sami FaganAkron Racers

National Pro Fastpitch 2016-Pr.

Emily CraneChicago Bandits

National Pro Fastpitch2016-Pr.

Taylor GadboisDallas Charge

National Pro Fastpitch2016-18

Former Mizzou Softball All-Americans and National Pro Fastpitch players (L-R: Sami Fagan, Emily Crane and Chelsea Thomas) meet at the 2016 NPF Awards Banquet

Former Mizzou Softball players at an NFCA Awards event (L-R: Taylor Gadbois, Emily Crane and Sami Fa-gan)

TIGERS IN THE PROS

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MIZZOU ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME“To recognize and honor those individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the achieve-

ments and prestige of the University of Missouri in the field of athletics, and who have continued to demonstrate in their lives, the values imparted by intercollegiate athletics.”

The University of Missouri Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame was made possible by the 1989 bequest of $100,000 from the estate of the late A.C. (Ace) and Mary Stotler. It is located in the lobby of the main entrance to Mizzou Arena, after being housed in the Hearnes Center until the fall of 2004. The first class was enshrined in 1990, in conjunction with Mizzou’s observance of its 100th football season.

Induction into the Hall of Fame is the highest honor bestowed upon a Mizzou student-athlete, coach or administrator.

The general public is invited to submit nominations by filling out the online form at www.MUTigers.com. For more information, please contact Chad Moller, Associate AD-Strategic Communications, University of Missouri, P.O. Box 677, Columbia, MO 65205.

INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICSUNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI

EST. 1990

AdministratorBrewer, Chester / Cerra, Jean / Devine, Dan / Edwards, George/ Faurot, Don / Kadlec, John / Poppe, Dennis

Athletic TrainerWappel, Fred

BaseballBoenker, Don / Bradley, Phil / Bunker, Herb / Christman, Paul / Cox, Ron / Crow, Aaron / Cypret, Greg / Davis, Jack / Dettmer, John / Faurot, Don / Fry, Ryan/ Gibson, Kyle / Harvey, Dave / Heckman, Tom / Hochgrebe, Ralph / Houston, Clair / Ice, Harry / Kinsler, Ian / Kuhlmann, Hank / Laudner, Tim / McArtor, Gene / 1954 Team / Pruett, Hubert / Scherzer, Max / Schoonmaker, Bob / Silvestri, Dave / Simmons, John "Hi" / Stewart, Norm / 1964 Team / Thorpe, Ray / Uriate, Ray / Wagner, Norm / Weber, Keith / Wren, Junior

BroadcasterAldridge, Mahlon

FootballAlexander, Danario / Anderson, Scott / Baker, Dr. James / Bell, Russ / Blaine, Ed / Bond, Art / Bradley, Phil / Brown, Charlie / Bunker, Herb / Burnine, Hank / Carroll, Mike / Chadwick, Don / Christman, Paul / Clark, Bert / Clay, John / Coffman, Chase / Cooper, Clay / Daniel, Chase / Devine, Dan / Edelman, Brad / Entsminger, Guy "Bus" / Faurot, Don / Galbreath, Tony / Garlich, Chris / Goode, Conrad / Gray, Mel / Hamilton, Brutus / Hatfield, Woody / Henry, Gwinn / Hitchler, Conrad / Houston, Clair / Ice, Harry / Jeffries, Bob / Jenkins, Darold / Johnson, Jim / Jones, Mike / Jones, Corby / Kadlec, John / Kekeris, Jim / Kuhlmann, Hank / Lane, Gary / Larose, Danny / Lewis, Leo / Lyle, Rick / Maclin, Jeremy /Magac, Mike / Marshall, Henry / McMillan, Erik / Moore, Joe / Moseley, John / Onofrio, Al / Otto, Gus / Path, Charles / Peay, Francis / Poppe, Dennis / Roland, Johnny / Russell, Andy / Sally, Jerome / Schoonmaker, Bob / Sheehan, Mel / Simmons, John "Hi" / Sloan, Russ / Smith, Brad / Smith, Harry / Smith, Justin / Stankowski, Anton / Steuber, Bob / Stevenson, Norris / Stuber, Abe / Taylor, James / 1941 Team /

MIZZOU ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME MEMBERSTeel, Bob / Thorpe, Ray / Tobin, Bill / Tobin, Vince / Towns, Morris / Travis, Ed / Van Dyke, Bruce / Waldorf, John / Wallace, Darrell / Washington, Russ / Weatherspoon, Sean / Wehrli, Roger / West, Mel / West, Devin / Whitaker, Jim / Wilder, James / Winslow, Kellen / Wren, Junior / Wright, Eric

GymnasticsDorn, Julie / Houghton, Mary / Jacobson, Charles “Jake” / Perry, Adrianne / Robinson, Alisha / Shire, Sarah

Men's BasketballAbram, Al / Anderson, Kim / Booker, Melvin / Brown, John / Bunker, Herb / Chievous, Derrick / Coleman, Ron / Cooper, Clay / Cooper, John / Cox, Ron / Craig, Marshall / Denmon, Marcus / Drew, Larry / Eberhard, Al / Frazier, Ricky / Hatfield, Woody / Henke, Charles / Jenkins, Thornton / Otto, Dave / Park, Medford / Peeler, Anthony / Pippin, Dan / Ruby, Craig / Schoonmaker, Bob / Siebert, Sonny / Smith, Willie / Smith, Doug / Stalcup, Wilbur “Sparky” / Stauffer, Bill / Stewart, Norm /Stipanovich, Steve / Sundvold, Jon / Wagner, Norm / Williams, George

Men's GolfUtley, Stan

Men's Swimming and DivingBonuchi, David / DeForrest, Kevin / Putnam, Jon

Men's TennisMitchell, Frank “Tres”

Men's Track & Field/Cross CountryAult, Dick / Bell, Russ / Bond, Art / Botts, Tom / Brown, Charlie / Bunker, Herb / Cantwell, Christian / Cochran, Dick / Cooper, Clay / Cooper, John / Davis, Jack / Gartiser, Madill "Bud" / Gray, Mel / Hamilton, Brutus / Hatfield, Woody / Hutsell, Wilber Hall / Houston, Clair / Lane, Albert / Lavitt, Dan / Lingle, Robin / Lyle, Rick / Madden, Jean / McGuire, Dr. Rick / McMullen, Charlie / Munski, John / 1965 Indoor Team / Ogden, Glenn / Page, Nat / Peterson, Derrick / Plucknett, Ben / Scholz, Jackson / Sheehan, Mel / Shy, Joe / Simmons, Bob / Teel, Bob

PhysicianBaker, Dr. James / McElroy, Dr. Glenn

SoccerThole, Nikki

SoftballBabb, Mary / Schmidt, Kris / Snelgrove, Karen / Taylor, Rhea / Thomas, Chelsea / Wilson, Teresa / Wright, Barb

VolleyballBerg, Dianne / Hunter, Lindsey / Kreklow, Molly / Myers, Christi

Women's BasketballDavis, Joni / Farrah, Sharon / Ferret, Lorraine / Kelly, Renee / Lassiter, Amanda / Prophete, Sandie / Rutherford, Joann

Women's GolfBerkmeyer, Barbara

Women's Swimming & DivingBouchard, Dominique / Buchheister-Lindo, Denise / DeForrest, Patty / Effinger, Julie / Tietjen, Susan

Women's TennisWilson, Helen

Women's Track & Field/Cross CountryBrooks, Ann Marie / Davis, Rebecca / Dornhoefer, Sabrina / Dunlap, Rosalyn / Fischer, Andrea / Kaiser, Natasha / LeBlanc, Teri / Myers, Christi / Patten, Ashley / Richardson, Lorinda / Wysong, Ashley

WrestlingAskren, Ben / Askren, Max / Ellis, Mark / Fry, Shaon / Kopnisky, Bob / Lampitt, Ed / Roper, Wes / Sappington, Guy / Whelan, Khris / Whitney, Vernon “Hap” / Woodley, Tyron

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